Of the current crop Cameron probably scrapes a pass grade on competence, but he is shaky on shared values and he relies over-much on a likeability that not everyone feels.
And while Bermudez's striking has improved over time, he relies on the wrestling game to take over contests.
But he had no estimate of the possible increase and added that he relies on city lawyers "watching over us, doing everything by the letter of the law". Assuming the stadium is built, any financial benefits that might accrue to the mayor's rubbish hauling interests are unclear, Hanson said, and he sees no potential conflicts.
Sanders unapologetically hews to the denunciations of Wall Street and a rigged economy that he relied on to win over mostly white audiences in liberal college towns and campaign rallies in Iowa in New Hampshire.
He relied on fans from all over the country – many of them also Trump supporters – to send him campaign donations.
Accordingly, I believe that human rights organizations ought to rethink the extent to which they rely (over rely?) on such testimony to – as they put it – form the "bedrock" of their investigations, particularly in contested war zone areas.
Questioned by America's CBS News, Choudary used an argument he had relied on over the years to rebut claims that he was a terrorist menace.
Can he finally place architecture above the external sources -- linguistics; semiotics; structuralist philosophy -- he has relied on over the years?
Among the more recent turns, advocates of reproductive rights have increasingly relied, over the past few decades, on anti-government rhetoric.
With shipping in the doldrums, brokers have been relying over the last couple of years on the offshore oil industry to boost profits but a 30% plunge in the crude price has caused panic.
I've relied over many years (and not just for year-end compilations) on my home-town journal-of-record, the New York Times, to provide me with engaging items in its much-admired Corrections column.
