Sentence examples for enforced reliance from inspiring English sources
Such enforced reliance on orthographic word memories was not necessarily given in the orthographic-phonological word spelling condition and no reliance on such representations was possible in the phonological spelling condition that presented spoken pseudowords.
Based on our previous reading-based findings showing that left vOT is involved in orthographic whole-word coding [e.g., Kronbichler et al., 2007] we expected the enforced reliance on orthographic word representations in this spelling condition to result in substantial left vOT activation.
This condition different from the orthographic word spelling condition did not enforce reliance on orthographic whole-word representations.
The more such pressures spread, the more protests against "Plattform-Kapitalismus" the world is likely to see.The on-demand economy will inevitably exacerbate the trend towards enforced self-reliance that has been gathering pace since the 1970s.
The laws in each case are obviously different, but the overarching theme is NSW's increasing reliance on paternalistic regulation enforced with fines and over-policing.
Her mother liked seeing people hurt, but her sternness did inculcate self-discipline, while the enforced solitude fostered Martin's self-reliance.
In one prominent case, a court enforced a promise that created an 8 billion dollar windfall and hence cannot have induced any reliance, not even in the form of lost opportunities to the promise's full extent (see Texaco, Inc. v. Pennzoil, Co. 1987).
And contracts should be enforced just insofar as doing so (by increasing confidence in the promises that they contain) establishes optimal incentives for reliance and thus maximizes the joint surplus produced through contractual coordination (see, e.g., Schwartz & Scott 2003: 541).
Enforced stability is brittle.
