We are interconnected and interdependent with one another, and within, as a part of Nature.

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But we are mutually interdependent with people far beyond our borders.

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The religious scholars he studied at Harvard, such as Jewish philosopher Martin Buber (1878--1965), helped this devout Episcopalian articulate what is in essence a Buddhist worldview: Business is interdependent with everything around it, and hence it must tread lightly alongside nature, so both can remain healthy and sustain each other in the long run.

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In the beginning of most industries, the leading providers tend to be vertically integrated and offer products and services with proprietary, interdependent architectures.

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By highlighting how weak, interdependent and gullible the media is with this stunt, Greenpeace only makes it clearer the game the Shell must play to maintain its position.

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Because here are the two major powers of East Asia who get along, if you like, economically, and are interdependent economically, and yet they have no way of dealing with each other from a long-term strategic point of view.

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In a highly interdependent world, such an event could fuel a domino (Lehman-style) effect, with big losses for major credit institutions.

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The Chinese people will restore themselves to their rightful place since 1700 AD with a new outlook towards the modern era as peaceful partners in our global and increasingly interdependent world.

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