Tired of hearing fellow lobstermen grouse, Mr. Lane, whose 30 years living in Maine have done nothing to dampen the deeply progressive political spirit he grew up with in his home country of Iceland, called some union organizers in the state, and made a wild suggestion: his ailing industry, despite its entrenched ethos of self-reliance, just might be ripe for their services.
One weakness was a blind faith in credit ratings; another was local authorities' reliance on just two or three advisers.
IF DEHLO represents one pole of modern India, another is the Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City, the campus of Reliance Infocomm, just outside Mumbai.
"This paucity of reporting - the almost total reliance on just a few reporters - has stark implications for how the war is perceived back home," Mr. Hanrahan wrote.
A heavy reliance on just one or two high-yielding types of potato greatly reduced the genetic variety that ordinarily prevents the decimation of an entire crop by disease, and thus the Irish became vulnerable to famine.
Whereas these models improve the accuracy of reliability problem detection, they require relatively long lead-times due to their reliance on just the actual warranty claims data collected from the field.
A federal judge agreed, and said that ORR's reliance on just the X-rays broke the law — and the juvenile was released.
By preventing the economy from being truly globalized, from moving beyond a reliance on just one product category, Russia's worldview is stuck outside the globalized world.
Another factor exacerbates the sensitivity of mitochondrial genetics, Copeland adds, that being reliance on just one enzyme pol γ for both replication and repair of mitochondrial DNA.
This review first considers the historical development of behavioural tests of object recognition as this information helps to clarify the rationale behind current tests and explains the present, overwhelming reliance on just one particular class of test, namely spontaneous preference tests; see also [1 4].
Look above for synonyms of the word trust translating it to confidence, dependence, faith, and reliance not just mere believing that something is in existence.
