Sentence examples for relied by the from inspiring English sources

The court must weigh the requirements of fairness towards the individual against any overriding interests relied by the authorities to justify the change of policy.

Varietys Brian Lowry, less impressed, wrote that the show relied on "by-the-numbers storytelling, albeit in a glossy package".

Mansfield preferenced the higher valuations made by the commonwealth's expert valuer, Copland, rather than the expert relied on by the Timber Creek applicants.

It was relied on by the UK in the Kosovo crisis and is the underlying justification for the No-Fly Zones.

The documents were prepared by the Office of Legal Counsel at the Justice Department and were relied upon by the C.I.A. as assurance that their methods were legal.

The bayonet, which was relied on by the prewar French Army as the decisive weapon, actually produced few casualties.

He wrote: This theory was relied upon by the Cabinet and the Army Council, which ordered on 9 August that Lody was to be tried by a court martial.

The second type of group-based accounts acknowledges the moral significance of the group-based attributes relied on by the first type of group-based accounts.

But the very Treasury research papers relied on by the Coalition tell a more modest story than the headlines.

The right to a fair trial necessitates that all information relied on by the prosecution as evidence be disclosed to the defence, regardless of the source.

Skip Of Colour's trainer, Paul Blockley, had provided all the inside information relied on by the conspirators, Winter claimed.