Sentence examples for critics reliance from inspiring English sources
To such critics, Reliance represents one of India's besetting problems: a huge concentration of wealth and power in the hands of dynasties that determine the country's fate.A conglomerate spanning energy, chemicals, retail, telecoms and media (see chart 1), Reliance accounts for 15% of India's exports, 4% of its stockmarket's value and 3% of its tax revenues.
Critics say Reliance has been especially effective at managing the press.
Yet critics say reliance on coal or natural gas remains a temporary solution, particularly as prices have risen along with those for oil.
To Mr. Giovannoni's critics, however, the reliance on widely lauded programs typifies the problem.
Active monetary policies supported continuing growth in North America and most of Europe until 2007 (although critics charged that reliance on monetarist pro-market policy increased economic inequality and forced more people into poverty).
Critics of the reliance on insurance as an alternative to an environmental survey say that skipping the study can leave a buyer uninformed of and unprotected from the risk and liability of contamination.
They blame the ambitions of Mukesh's wife, and his determination to secure the succession for her and for their children.Both brothers have bragged of their companies' professionalism and ability to compete internationally a rebuff to critics who accuse Reliance of thriving through political influence rather than sheer commercial merit.
Merkel's critics say this reliance on the migrant deal has softened her stance on Turkey's actions following last year's failed coup.
But critics contend Israel's reliance on its defense industry has given arms dealers too much power over government policy and tarnished the country's image.
Some reviewers complained about aspects of the game's visuals; critics disliked the heavy reliance on distance fog.
Critics argue that heavy reliance on student test scores are unfair, as they don't take into account external factors that affect performance -- like poverty.
