They could be relied upon to do it properly, often eschewing outright straight-line speed for a mesmeric blend of response, agility and feel. |
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The changes that he inaugurated relied upon him having considerable control over his shadow cabinet. |
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They charged that his delay to fire ministers he found wanting was proof enough that his word could not be relied upon. |
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Yes, I know that it is lovely and thrilling to be relied upon and confided in. |
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Whatever leadership and vision can be found in the private sector cannot be relied upon as genuine, and cannot be trusted. |
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A fiduciary is someone in a position of trust who is relied upon by a vulnerable person. |
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And he is confident that his faithful friend can be relied upon to get him there if all other travel plans fail. |
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As for memoirs, even if there are any, they cannot always be trusted or relied upon. |
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Property prices are such that rental income should not be relied upon to pay for the property. |
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The practice of low-level skip bombing, particularly employed in attacks on shipping during WW II, relied upon ricochet for its effect. |
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She can always be relied upon for good use of pastels, and purple, turquoise and apple green all made eye-catching appearances in her collection. |
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Mr. Drabble relied upon two cases in particular in support of his argument that the delays were unlawful. |
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Now, whether it is a concession or whether it is self-evident, it is obvious people relied upon gas. |
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But both systems relied upon a bell-ringing regularity to inculcate discipline and order. |
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If dreams become too troublesome I find that a good dose of cleansing salts may be relied upon to restore equilibrium. |
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The text is concerned, essentially, with establishing truths that can be relied upon. |
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The facts relied upon by Mr Reynolds before the judge were clear and undisputed. |
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On this appeal four grounds are relied upon in support of the submission that the appellant's conviction is unsafe. |
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She had a core of inner strength and she could be relied upon if you really needed help or you were in a mess. |
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Readers might have relied upon her specialised knowledge and the fact that she held herself out as an anthropologist. |
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Differences in wealth produced a class of local notables who relied upon the community for their influence and power. |
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If television could be relied upon to provide an objective rendering of actual events then I might be in. |
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Such old wives' tales as the caps of edible fungi peeling easily, or brightly coloured fungi being poisonous, cannot be relied upon. |
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Probably the starting point ought to be the decision of this Court which is cited against us and relied upon against us. |
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He also relied upon certain paragraphs in the Guidance issued by the Secretary of State. |
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Such a dangerous, overbearing contraption can no longer be relied upon to deliver the social contracts with its citizens that it once did. |
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Zoning's legal defense relied upon the same faith in middle-class domesticity that supported municipal housekeeping. |
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The evidence which was relied upon to establish the abuse of process may be the plaintiff's inactivity. |
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The initial Federal raid relied upon surprise for safety, and grabbed the evidence after successfully infiltrating the place. |
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They could be relied upon to ensure birthday cards, postal orders and Highers results got through. |
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The command economy relied upon a vast and cumbersome bureaucracy in which there were few incentives for efficiency and innovation. |
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Memories are to be prized but not relied upon for they are always undermined by the imagination. |
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It was the first time I went on stage to do a show by myself, where everything relied upon me. |
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A goodwill offering was expected but since these were relied upon to sustain the temple, it was unlikely that they were as voluntary as the officiators pretended. |
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We must first dismiss the conceptual equipment and interpretations that had been our stock-in-trade throughout the decades in which we relied upon the community study. |
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He found that these pharmacists believed that students should not be relied upon to expand clinical services and that orientation and training are often time-consuming. |
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If this generation, the Now Generation, the Baby Boomers, the Bobos, are relied upon to lead society now, with their sense of values, we are going into a dark age. |
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His detective novels contain none of the twists that strain credulity so often relied upon by thriller novelists. |
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The news, conveyed to customers by letter, comes as a blow to communities in areas like Cross Hills, where local amenities are heavily relied upon. |
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First of all he relied upon there having been a realisation of profits. |
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In these cases, the connotation is relied upon more than the denotation. |
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Anyway, the point is that this method cannot be universally relied upon. |
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He also expressed doubt that the 1500 scientists whose data Scott had compiled and presented in summary was to be relied upon or taken into account. |
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Seed catalogues can usually be relied upon to indicate which pansies and violas are good for most if not all the winters we are likely to experience. |
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What irks me most about this annual ritual of royal fiscal disclosure and the hue and cry that can be relied upon to greet it, is that nothing ever changes. |
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Even though an attorney wrote the answers presented here, the information must not be relied upon as a substitute for obtaining specific legal advice from a licensed attorney. |
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But Ruby Pearl kept order, and the more responsibility she took the more Spahn relied upon her. |
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He made the other guy out to be a bit of a clueless idiot, and himself as the only person that could be really relied upon to know what was going on. |
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It was that basic desire that the justices in Gregg relied upon to resurrect the death penalty. |
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This averment is supported by particulars of the matters relied upon. |
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Can economists be really relied upon as forecasters when they try to place a framework of order or rationality on a world that is fundamentally disordered? |
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What we have not done is ask whether self-help can sensibly be relied upon to deal with all the problems that limited liability causes for creditors. |
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The broad misappropriation doctrine relied upon by the district court is, therefore, the equivalent of exclusive rights in copyright law. |
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Increasingly, she relied upon speechreading to understand what others were saying to her. |
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And pundits can always be relied upon for edifying breed comparisons. |
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Particularly the countries of Transcaucasia heavily relied upon the inter-republican trade. |
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For more than two decades, the Concept has been relied upon as a practical and easy-to-use guide for condominium living. |
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In preparing his narrative, Ackroyd obviously relied upon a meticulously researched, extensive array of sources. |
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The vacillators, the waverers, the swinging and the floating voting folks whose support can be relied upon once they know who is winning. |
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One of the experts relied upon in the Island Pond case was Rick Ross, professional deprogrammer and self-proclaimed anti-cultist. |
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This machine had a four blade rotor with flapping hinges but relied upon conventional airplane controls for pitch, roll and yaw. |
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For this reason, early editions of Hansard are not to be absolutely relied upon as a guide to everything discussed in Parliament. |
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They relied upon decreased coagulability at low temperatures. |
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He probably thought pasta was what you did when you walked by a girl, not as though big Mick walked past many, nor could he be relied upon to give a body swerve to a bar. |
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They were frequently appealed to and relied upon in litigation. |
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From this point, the family relied upon continued income from the copper mines at Devon Great Consols, and sold Woodford Hall to move into the smaller Water House. |
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This property is relied upon by all vascular plants, such as trees. |
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Commercial fishing is big business in the Bering Sea, which is relied upon by the largest seafood companies in the world to produce fish and shellfish. |
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Even though these philosophical guideposts have their weaknesses, they have been relied upon for centuries to offer assistance in ethical decision making. |
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Synthetic fertilizers are more heavily relied upon for crop production and manure utilization becomes a challenge as well as a source for pollution. |
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And, as such, can be relied upon to make complete fools of themselves in the familiar tasks the Beeb has been unimaginatively recycling for a decade. |
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The Bridgewater is often considered to be the first true canal in Britain, as it relied upon existing watercourses as sources of water rather than as navigable routes. |
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If a pilot is aboard, as is often the case in the most restricted of waters, his judgement can generally be relied upon, further easing the workload. |
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Chaucer imagines Custance's language as existing at a time before clerics were relied upon as the authoritative translators and glossers of Latin Scripture in England. |
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