Sentence examples for relied on written from inspiring English sources

Under a constitutional amendment signed by President Felipe Calderón, closed legal proceedings, in which judges relied on written evidence, will be replaced by prosecutors and defense lawyers arguing their cases in court.

As they concluded their case, Justice Department attorneys relied on written declarations from unidentified medical officers at Guantánamo and two detentions operations commanders, Colonels John Bogdan and David Heath, to contend that the forced feedings and forced cell extractions are safe, necessary and humane.

First, health records were evaluated without review of X-ray images and relied on written reports.

In any event, Kislev argues against penalties on grounds it relied on written opinions from tax lawyers.

Although every attempt was made to interview patients or family members and inspect prescription vials or medication bottles for all study subjects, medications could not be inspected in many cases; the interviewer/researcher relied on written medication lists provided by the patient, caregiver or family or calling his/her house in such situations.

Discussing the first demo "She's Hearing Voices", Okereke has stated that it "was really just a drum beat, which was something we couldn't do before because we relied on writing songs only with guitars".

[A reader and Churchill expert, Jack, writes in the point out I've mis-characterized Winston -- he was from nobility, but not rich: "Although he was born in a big castle he didn't wind up with the family wealth and relied on writing and speaking engagements to earn enough money to smoke those cigars, etc. He did buy a place called Chartwell were he built brick walls, etc.

But you can't rely on written references and qualifications," says one officer who has worked overseas.

The scrappy left-wing pamphleteer had won late-life fame as a reporter who turned his deafness to advantage by relying on written sources rather than privileged access.

He feared that relying on written texts, rather than the oral tradition, would "create forgetfulness in the learners' souls…they will trust to the external written characters and not remember of themselves".

But while early-music practitioners have period instruments to play their scores on, dancers have only their 21st-century bodies and must rely on written descriptions, art and literature of the period for clues to style and manner.