Sentence examples for hinges on the latter from inspiring English sources
If the distinction between monetary and fiscal policy hinges on the latter involving redistribution, then the Bank is already a fiscal policymaker insofar as changing interest rates redistributes between banks, savers and borrowers.
In my conversations with Lebanese citizens, many deplored that criteria for electing a president do not hinge on the latter's programme regarding reinvigorating frail institutions and remedying socio-economic disparities.
2) Although the attempt to distinguish between risks in biological and adoptive parents is commendable much of your reasoning hinges on the lack of significance among the latter to advance the notion of a causal mechanism.
On this analysis, then, the superiority of industry bargaining over firm-level bargaining hinges on unions in the latter scenario seeing the gain from higher employment through wage moderation as being dwarfed in practice by the benefits from pursuing the interests of insiders.
This week we've enjoyed some sparse new work from Herron and Joy Orbison, on the latter's Hinge Finger imprint (run with Will Bankhead).
However, this latter conclusion of the model hinges on the assumption that workers can instantaneously and costlessly switch employers.
Absent a broader agreement, compromise appeared to hinge largely on the issue of whether the ceiling would be increased in two steps or one, the latter of which would push it beyond the 2012 election.
McDaniels's future may hinge on its being the latter.
Because everything hinges on the legal distinction between an employee and a worker: the former has legal protections that the latter doesn't.
