The phrase "at reliance" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding of the correct expression, which typically involves "in reliance on" or "at the mercy of."
Example: "We acted at the mercy of the weather conditions during the event."
Alternatives: "in dependence on" or "based on reliance."
Sales at Reliance totaled $29 billion.
MTN and Reliance have been skillful at generating profits from customers who typically spend very little for mobile service — less than $20 a month at MTN and less than $9 at Reliance, based on their latest quarterly reports.
A bitter dispute between the founder's two sons may lead to a reorganisation of India's biggest private-sector group, whose interests include oil and gas, the world's largest polyester maker and India's biggest mobile-telephony firm.Sibling rivalry at Reliance has been rumoured ever since its founder, Dhirubhai Ambani, died in 2002.
The most promising new developments at Reliance, though, are in technology.
Saul's brother-in-law worked at Reliance and Robert Steinberg was, until November, president of Reliance.
Its founder, the late Dhirubhai Ambani, became a hero for millions, hosting vast jamborees for the small shareholders he made rich.Although he died in 2002, Dhirubhai's legacy is unavoidable at Reliance.
As new welfare systems generally aim at lower reliance on hospitals, use of hospital care at baseline is reduced in newer studies and consequently, significant reduction in costs for hospital care and also in total costs is more difficult to obtain.
But he found himself disgusted at his reliance on "polarising humour that makes someone look stupid or intellectually incapable".
Mr. Newell expressed charming displeasure at our reliance (as a nation) on automatic transmissions, our poor range (as a city) of vegetarian restaurants, our persistent need (as a crowd) to split attention between the stage and our phones.
Even before taking office, Obama made clear his impatience with royals and dictators, for their repression at home, reliance on the U.S. military for security, and treatment of women.
When Anil Ambani made his impassionate plea about ownership issues at the Reliance AGM on August 3, 2005, Reliance Industries stock fell from Rs. 760 to Rs. 710 before recovering somewhat.
