Don't rely on the latter though.
Others, like Kevin Rudd, seize office relying on the latter.
Many businesses that send cars and vans around the City rely on the latter.
It is seeking to recalibrate relations with the former in the wake of the election of an Islamist leader, while relying on the latter as its main diplomatic bulwark against further deterioration of the situation in Syria.
You can usually rely on the latter to approach $100m somewhere, but it seems the fractious global mood crept in, with only Germany's Fack Ju Göhte 2 – about a Hamburg petty criminal still lowering the tone at the Goethe-Institut – getting close with $70m.
For present expository purposes, we'll rely on the latter interpretation.
Even in this latter case, one must reference both the primary and secondary sources so readers can judge the wisdom of relying on the latter's accuracy.
Given the relevance of violent ground motion to building damage, earthquake engineers often rely on the latter to give a better estimate of building response and damage.
So contingent generalizations and laws of nature are much the same; they differ only in that we rely on the latter more than the former, and are prepared to treat the law as though it possessed some stronger modality, though in fact it does not.
