Sentence examples for reliance to from inspiring English sources

Charlie Barr, who sailed Columbia and Reliance to victory.

In short, a move from more market reliance to more self-reliance.

If it had come off, the deal would have forced Reliance to adapt its insular culture to global practice.

Weighted down by debt, Mr. Steinberg sold Reliance to a competitor, the Leucadia National Corporation, for pennies on the dollar.

The next year , 1969 he made a brash bid to use cash from Reliance to buy another establishment institution, Chemical Bank.

In 1982, for example, the government raised duties on imported yarn to over 650%, which allowed Reliance to charge high prices for its homespun polyester yarn.

Bachar took that kind of self-reliance to levels that could appear dangerous.

The decades that followed brought a growth of prosperity and self-reliance to at least a substantial minority.

His proposed cure includes the usual conservative course of cutting back on Medicare and increasing self-reliance to "reinvigorate" the unemployed.

There is incredible pressure on public housing in this country, yet Travellers – a group with the self-reliance to create their own housing solution – are being denied the opportunity to do so.

Giving in to American demands now could do precisely that, perhaps fatally undermining the stability of a regime that needs the fiction of proud self-reliance to keep any legitimacy with its people.