Sentence examples for had been relied from inspiring English sources
Marks said work by KPMG had been relied upon to agree the Britannia deal.
Labour has taken the biggest hit because it had been relied on to deliver large Scottish Labour votes to no.
If the pooled odds ratio had been relied on to assess the association between sleeping position and SIDS without an accompanying examination of the reasons for heterogeneity, important insights into the causal significance of the relationship may have been lost.
As shown above, see supra, at 629-630, and n. 10, the terms of § 3 of the 1866 Act had been relied upon by Congress to provide jurisdiction for § 1 of the 1866 Act and § 16 of the 1870 Act, appearing in the revision as §§ 1977 and 1978, as well as for § 1979.
The court found that because neither Scientific Atlanta nor Motorola made any statements that had been relied on by the investors, they bore no scheme liability.Robert Monks, a corporate-governance activist, had predicted that if the court ruled this way it would further reduce the accountability of American business to shareholders.
Speaking at HMP Isis, in south-east London, Gauke – who backed the remain campaign in the EU referendum – said migrant workers had been relied on to fill roles but the British public wanted to see that "as many UK citizens are employed as possible".
He confirmed, however, that the charity had been relying on U.S. Sugar's dividends, about 2percentt.
The team had been relying on a tip from an informant and did no corroborating investigation.
The project team had been relying on generators, but they are noisy, costly to maintain, and require expensive fuel.
