Sentence examples similar to hinging on the assertion from inspiring English sources

The government's case – and public opinion about the young soldier's act – has hinged on the assertion that Manning's leak put the United States in danger by making sensitive military information public.

Later, in the same document, the question is posed: "Didn't you call the Labor model unworkable and not fit for implementation?" The official response hinges on the assertion the government had since obtained national support for the funding model and was cleaning up Labor's negotiating "mess".

Their lawsuit hinges on the assertion that, according to Arkansas law, information collected involving minors is not subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.

Just as his NCAA predecessors have done before him, Emmert paternalistically lectures interviewers and audiences alike on the fundamental tenets of the Collegiate Model, which hinges on the impression, belief, and assertion that "College athletes are students, not employees".

"But the game hinged on two things.

Most of Picard's claim against the team's owners — some $700 million — effectively hinges on his assertion that the men were experienced, accomplished and sophisticated businessmen and investors who had plenty of reasons to be suspicious of Madoff's operation, but who were simply too enamored of their years of profits to heed those warnings.

Overtime hinged on the 2-point conversion.

Much will hinge on the loan market.

The final deal hinged on the issue of player pensions.

The tournament hinged on the stretch holes at Squaw Creek.

The story hinges on the question of guilt.