Sentence examples for immediate reliance from inspiring English sources

This week, there was not — as there was then — a massive arrest campaign in which race was the only criteria, but there was an immediate reliance upon old suspicions based on religion and ethnicity.

Professionals in case study A reported that the purpose of the CCNT was variously to: (1) prevent ED attendance and emergency admission; (2) facilitate early discharge; (3) encourage direct GP referrals by acting as a "stop-gap" (A4: CCN) to reduce immediate reliance on secondary care settings.

Therefore we call for a commitment to an immediate turning from reliance on fossil fuel energy and a planned and phased decline in its use in order to bring CO2 emissions down to 350 ppm.

Such traffic is achieved by shopping centers located in areas that are accessible to consumers from beyond the immediate neighborhood, thereby ensuring reliance on cars rather than foot or bicycle.

With protesters and opposition parties demanding Mubarak's immediate departure, he is showing his instinctive reliance on the military, backbone of the Egyptian regime since Gamal Abdel Nasser and his fellow "free officers" overthrew the monarchy in the 1952 revolution.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama proposed a $4.1 trillion spending plan for fiscal year 2017 on Tuesday in a final White House budget that met immediate Republican resistance for its cost and reliance on tax hikes to fund domestic priorities.

"Reliance on oil is the greatest immediate threat to U.S. economic and national security, and also contributes to the long-term threat of climate change," its analysis, released on Tuesday morning, states.

"Reliance on oil is the greatest immediate threat to U.S. economic and national security and also contributes to the long-term threat of climate change," the report said.

Shutting down the two reactors would mean immediate, substantial increases in the emissions, because it would increase reliance on fossil fuel plants, probably tripling emissions in Vermont and doubling them in New Jersey.

But he warned that one of the most immediate impacts would be from the combination of the UK's reliance on food imports and the pound hitting a 31-year low on Friday after the leave vote.

That forbids naive reliance upon predictive knowledge, while it turns the attention to immediate concerns and corresponding activities of practical coping (Chia and R. and Holt 2006), which ultimately rely on the ability to tinker with chance events (Bardone 2016) and to work and create with contingency (cf. (Hyde 1998)).