Sentence examples for allowed to rely from inspiring English sources

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.

The student is allowed to rely on reagents and knowledge from other laboratories, but most of the student's proposal must be based on work that s/he (and, optionally, one more person) could do in a few-year period.

This change was needed because subrecipients without an active and enforced conflict of interest policy consistent with the provisions of the National Science Foundation or the Public Health Service are no longer going to be allowed to rely on Berkeley's Conflict of Interest policy.

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.

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.

Poor survival for some of the cancers included in this study did not allow to rely on routine inclusion of cases in the registries for their identification.

Eckersley eventually moved into the closer's role, which catered to his aggressive personality and allowed him to rely on fierce fastballs and wicked sliders.

Still, the employees tried to play down the problem to customers and allowed customers to rely on trouble-prone machines, putting their businesses at risk.

This relates to the narrowing difference between the price of gas in the winter and the summer, which had previously allowed companies to rely on selling gas more expensively in the winter than it was bought in the summer.