Sentence examples for existing reliance from inspiring English sources

Its recommendations are summarized here, and a possible timetable is outlined for introduction across Europe in response to the challenges of climate change, pollution and energy security posed by our existing reliance on fossil fuels.

The utilization of plant matter (lignocellulose) to create 2nd-generation biofuels and value-enhanced bioproducts is one of several approaches that will be required to supplant our existing reliance on fossil fuels and petroleum products.

Even the nuclear option – a hard Brexit followed by reliance on existing World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules – could take years to achieve.

Mr. Lobel said that while he sympathizes with artists who believe their work has been copied, they also need to recognize their own reliance on existing images.

Perhaps as a result of this reliance on existing material, the film dwells far longer on the fall than the rise.

Mr. Wardle, who visits India frequently for his work, said designers must now benchmark its low price and the methodology that produced it, which included a heavy reliance on existing parts and rigorous simplification of design.

Reliance on existing construction theory cannot meet the requirements of highway tunnels.

The key design principles of a sustainable subsidy policy that could help in achieving these objectives will depend on careful targeting and reliance on existing input-market channels as much as possible (Smale et al. 2011).

One of the reasons why Google, Apple and Samsung — popular in the West — will remain less attractive to users in parts of Asia or Africa is their need for a credit card and reliance on existing banking infrastructures.

A prolonged period of cutbacks, reductions in human capital investment and extreme reliance on existing top performers all in an atmosphere of uncertainty and scarcity can easily undermine an organization's ability to attract, develop, retain and engage skilled, valuable employees.

The statement comes as a critical response to the publication earlier this month of the Bridges report: a joint project between U.S. and EU academics — and including the involvement of the Dutch data protection agency — advocating for continued reliance on existing laws coupled with industry self-regulation as a middle-of-the-road approach to safeguarding privacy rights.