There's a needing, reliance, and submissive motif.
"From a strategic standpoint, Cinergy will use Duke's mid-western power plants to limit construction needs and reliance on its coal units, which require billions to clean up emissions.
Given the need for reliance on facts in the public climate debate, I am issuing the following statement.
Industrial zones that have been in place for years, predominantly in the South End's Waterside and West Side, and in Springdale and Glenbrook, where 88 Hamilton Avenue is located, have added new uses, precluding the need for Reliance to go through a zone change.
The communication of events can greatly improve care efficiency, by reducing the need and reliance on manual, human-initiated actions.
But adaptive problem solving, signaling, and communication in the context of functional collective behavior need no reliance on agency at all.
Alun Davies, minister for Natural Resources and Food, said: "Going forward, we know we need less reliance on subsidy payments and more focus on business and profitability.
In addition, the adverse outcomes of in vitro tests can be compared with different levels of biological organization that are of regulatory relevance, which may reduce the need or reliance of live animal testing.
The use of the voice interactive daily telephone diary encouraged high patient compliance with diary record keeping and captured data without the need for reliance on long-term recall.
We need that reliance again.
