Sentence examples for cases relied on from inspiring English sources

Not only was the ability of the animals (and the farmer) to survive on hill land important for their identity, but farmer livelihood in many cases relied on payments for environmental management, particularly biodiversity conservation through various agri-environmental schemes.

One provincial judge recently said that virtually all wrongful convictions in criminal cases relied on false confessions extracted through torture.

Overall, 58.8 % of pulmonary TB cases relied on histology to make an early diagnosis.

Only a minority of 6.8% of all cases relied on an antibiotic therapy for TD, which in most cases was carried in their travel medical kit.

Our method of identifying cases relied on the presence of characteristic symptoms, which we thought would be more reliable and comparable across physicians than specific diagnoses, especially for cases identified by GPs.

The histopathological reports regarding the other malignancies were collected from 169 cases, whereas data in 34 cases relied on information from the Cancer Registry only, most often because of missing data at the local pathology departments.

The capital charges in both cases rely on two Virginia laws, one allowing the death penalty for multiple murders in a three-year period, the other for killings related to terrorism.

Instead, their cases rely on e-mails and documents purportedly taken from Wright's computer.

While World War II cases are often based on documents collected by the office historians, modern cases rely on the testimony of witnesses.

Our impulse might be to dismiss our intuition, but, in some cases, relying on instinct is not only faster, it may also give us more satisfaction.

The Justice Department's cases rely on a law that extends the legal deadline for filing certain financial fraud cases to 10 years from five.