For too long, they've been allowed to rely on consumer trust and apathy to rip us off.
He also said that financial institutions should be allowed to rely less on the agencies and be obliged to make their own assessments.
Banks will no longer be allowed to rely on deposit insurance and being "too big to fail" as a basis for taking big bets, he says.
During the endurance test ahead, she was not allowed to rely on skills learned in her old life; she had to accept the best-paid job available, then hang on to it for all she was worth; and she had to take the cheapest housing she could find.
In defence of a system where government, military, security or police lawyers are allowed to rely on secret evidence untested by public or journalistic scrutiny – or even disclosure and argument with a victim and counsel – the bill's proponents misrepresent our current law.
In urging the Supreme Court to hear the case, Amnesty International v. Clapper, No. 11-1025, the administration said the plaintiffs should not be allowed to rely on "asserted future injuries that are conjectural and not imminent and on self-inflicted harms" to establish standing to sue.
However, a significance test has its merits as well, as it allows to rely on the decision criterion of statistical significance, which is fundamental in scientific reasoning.
For example, if lawyers are not allowed to rely on second-hand (hearsay) evidence, they will be forced to seek out better (first-hand) evidence.
Many of those cases will undoubtedly be revisited, with patients being properly defended and allowed to rely on a law some judges disallowed in their courtrooms because of personal bias.
In 2014, a Texas trial court said Moore was mentally disabled and could not be executed, but an appeals court reversed the decision, saying the court was allowed to rely on a medical standard from 1992 to determine a person's mental status until the Texas Legislature decides otherwise.
