The entire class recognised its reliance on the chiefs and gave them loyalty in exchange for protection and pay, and the chiefs relied on these functionaries to swiftly fulfill their duties to the French regime.
The good doctor's conversion to the Austrian school of economics turned him into a crusader who has come to see the operations of the Fed indeed the entire banking system, with its reliance on paper money no longer backed by gold as a dangerous confidence trick.
A special commission has just recommended that the state try, within five years, to move its entire health care system away from reliance on fee-for-service medicine, in which doctors are paid more for each additional test or procedure they provide.
Indeed, one could argue that Michael Bloomberg's entire approach to governance has been his reliance on data and rigorous analysis.
We must convert the entire world economy from its current heavy reliance on coal, oil and other fossil fuels to completely non-carbon "green" energy sources.
It was like this the entire evening: Romney's lack of specificity and his reliance on tired, substance-less talking points was startling.
Chelsea's entire project suddenly feels under scrutiny: the long-term planning; the reliance upon Champions League football; the levels of investment required in the squad; and, not least, the future of the head coach.
But the government is also worried about the housing market for two domestic reasons that a crash could cause a wider recession, and that property is too expensive.Britain's reliance on variable-rate mortgages (see chart) makes the entire economy too sensitive to changes in interest rates.
Readers of the DrugMonkey blog have been discussing NIH Director Francis Collins's desire to curb institutions' reliance on "soft money" or allowing a researcher's entire salary to come from grants.
