relationship of dependence

If there a relationship of dependence it is 15.

An aid-based relationship of dependence between industry and government is an interference in the functioning of the market.

The happiest families are those where parents and children have succeeded in making the transition from a relationship of dependence to one of mutual friendship and sharing.

The therapy has a fixed time limit (about a year and a half), in order to avoid constructing a relationship of dependence between the client and the therapist.

In the enfolded [or implicate] order, space and time are no longer the dominant factors determining the relationships of dependence or independence of different elements.

The goal was to modernize the relationship of dependence between the landowners and peasantry, relieve some of the tax burden on the peasantry, and increase state revenues.

If several users collaborated with a chip producer to build greater capacity in return for a guaranteed claim on a percentage of the resulting output, the result would be to reverse the current relationship of dependence on Japanese suppliers.

Such an ethics would recognize humans' mutual dependency on animals, the environment, and other humans, and thus would be less concerned with traditional problems as individual rights and obligations than with living responsibly within that relationship of dependence.

Freedom House likewise studies the more general political and economic environments of each nation in order to determine whether relationships of dependence exist that limit in practice the level of press freedom that might exist in theory.

Forced to tell the story of his life over and over again, he develops with Phan Tuy (or Phantom, as he comes to think of him) the sort of complex relationship of dependence and attachment that can often arise between victim and victimizer, abuser and abused.

In between is where everything happened, as Kimble (played by the consummate television actor David Janssen) quickly developed relationships of dependence, complicity, brotherhood and parenthood with a small number of people closely linked to one another by ambitions, jealousies, aspirations and more forms of loneliness than one would have thought imaginable.