Why can trust be betrayed, while mere reliance can only be disappointed?
The agency hopes the devices can reduce reliance on trucks and enable mail carriers to cover more ground.
He could adopt global accounting rules, reveal and simplify its ownership and appoint as directors global heavyweights with reputations to lose who can subject Reliance to scrutiny.
Scrolling through his mindfulness app, Calm's, sensory front page options – rain falling on foliage, a mountain lake – is blissful, but can increasing reliance on phones really help us find peace?
More wind power capacity addition can reduce reliance on fossil fuels and modular sizing of generators instead of adding large capacities could have reduced the idle capacity.
It is the major goal of the rail lines to be supportive of transit, bicycle, and walking-based travel and can reduce reliance on cars as a primary mode of local transportation.
The effective enhancement of particular wastewater treatment processes can decrease reliance on the importation and distribution of treatment chemicals, creating a new cash crop for farmers and employment opportunities for the rural dwellers in particular.
Through the Business for Social Responsibility Future of Fuels program, Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are researching the carbon intensity of their vehicle fuels, the ways that they can reduce reliance on high-carbon fuels, and opportunities for increasing the number of plug-in and hybrid vehicles in their fleets.
Can subjects' reliance on outcomes in the trembling hand condition be fully attributed to this distributional effect observed in the no-control condition?
More recently, the therapeutic use of ketogenic diets in other diseases has been studied with positive results—it is an important direction for research because, clearly, if nutritional intervention can reduce reliance on pharmaceutical treatments it would bring significant benefits from an economic as well as a social point of view given the current US $750 billion annual cost of pharmaceuticals.
Moreover, because it is known that a decrease in cognitive capacity can increase reliance on stereotypes and stereotype-confirming information [ 10], attention should be paid to the time limitations and information overload (and the fatigue that could result from this) that some social insurance physicians experience.
