Careful! Emotional dependency is not synonymous with love!

E. Dependency allowances

B. Dependency allowances

Interdependency is, in fact, mutual dependency a shared exposure to hazards.

This deprivation in turn generates high social costs, including crime, violence, and dependency.

Algeria needs to get rid of its dependency on oil.

As a result, the Free World, in Western Europe and East Asia, became a US dependency.

Of course, no one wants to break budgets or create dependency.

Indifference and dependency can kill single individuals and entire nations alike.

Recent studies reveal a decreasing trend on the dependency on agriculture and agricultural products in the country.

Technology to extract nutrients from waste already exists, reducing dependency on mining.

To break the dependency, the name server for the top level domain org includes glue along with the delegation for example.org.

The question of food security arises because of the decrease in agricultural lands and the dependency on agriculture.

Dependency on coffee or cocoa exports requires a build up of precautionary reserves.

Only four trials, with 373 patients, could provide data on death or dependency (becoming dependent on others for activities of daily living).

Only four trials, with 373 patients, could provide data on death or dependency (becoming dependent on others for activities of daily living).

Welfare programs in war ravaged countries often aggravate joblessness by reducing work incentives and creating a culture of dependency.

The balance of terror of the Soviet era has given way to unilateral energy dependency in favor of Russia.

Cutting the umbilical cord in a relationship of aid dependency is never easy, and there is no reason to expect that it will be any different with Greece.

And, by combating the culture of aid dependency in economically weaker states, India s poorer regions might benefit in the long run as well.

These packages define the context annotations and interfaces for the Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI) API.

Nonetheless, dependency on oil will grow at an annual rate of 1.5 , from 20 million barrels per day in 2003 to 27.9 million in 2025.

However, Sweden is still characterized by high welfare dependency, with about 23 of working age people in recent years living on various types of government benefits, including temporary and permanent disability payments.

See the dependency inversion principle for a discussion of the benefits of doing this regardless of TDD.

America would end its dependency on Saudi oil, the Israeli Palestinian conflict could become more tractable and negotiations could start with North Korea without loss of face.

But neither Japan nor the European Union seems ready to pull its own weight, owing in part to decades of dependency on US security.

Still, the financing of inputs played a huge and positive role in helping the poorest farmers to escape poverty and dependency on food aid.

The fracking revolution, widely viewed as originating in the US, has helped to lower energy prices and has eliminated America s dependency on foreign oil.

Better energy efficiency would enable them to reduce their energy dependency sharply with over three times the European Union's energy intensity, they have plenty of room for improvement.

Bangladesh is known to be an agricultural country, however the dependency on agriculture is decreasing day by day.

Deeply alarmed that the rapid spread of HIV AIDS has increased the vulnerability of communities, creating greater levels of dependency and severely reducing their ability to cope with humanitarian crises,

But, while it is certainly a positive development for the US, for India, it represents a new frontier of dependency.

Europeans should not succumb to this temptation, for the move from dependency to equal partnership is not measured by rhetoric.

Lack of jobs, for example, often leads people, particularly the young, away from work and into dependency on drugs and crime.

A forceful revival of Russian imperialism, or a war of civilizations with the Muslim world, might provide a threat so overbearing that a frightened Europe would resume its Cold War dependency on America.

Thereafter, she has one baby only every five or six years, a long period of childhood dependency when the child is nursing, sleeping with the mother at night, and riding on her back.

This does not resolve the late imperial dilemma of how to reduce dependency on the hegemon without causing more tyranny and violence.

Are today s rich countries prepared for an era of co dependency, in which they are just as desperate for commodities as developing countries are for industrial imports and technology?

Noting that the review of dependency allowances carried out by the Commission reflected relevant changes in tax abatement and social legislation at the seven headquarters duty stations since 1998,

And in many cases, government agricultural banks went bankrupt. Still, the financing of inputs played a huge and positive role in helping the poorest farmers to escape poverty and dependency on food aid.

Their loans were designed to perpetuate Africa s role as a supplier of raw materials, while entangling the continent in an inextricable web of debts and dependency on the aid industry.

There is a huge dependency on oil, a need for capital, a need for serious reforms, while the social burden is very strong.

This co dependency will, at some point, also take shape politically, probably to the chagrin of all other international players, particularly the Europeans.

Originally mainly Berber, it was conquered by the Arabs, Islamized, and became for centuries a dependency of the Sublime Porte, and therefore Turkish.

The interdependencies in the global economy (in areas as diverse as financial markets, product safety, infectious diseases, natural resource dependency, and global warming) have outrun our collective capacity to manage them and coordinate policy responses.