Rely On Your Resources As your candidate is pondering his decision, it's a good time for you also to rely further on those who have helped you get to the point of making the offer namely, your HR leader or executive-search firm.
As GO-Elite is agnostic to the type of data input (e.g. gene, protein or metabolite), source ontology, pathway or gene set, we hope to rely further on community-contributed content to improve the utility of this tool in the years to come.
As Bundy continues to develop as a starter for Baltimore, he will need to be relying further on his change-up to keep batters in check as they gear up for his fastball.
The concerns would not be so great, except that businesses are hesitant to rely on further growth in consumers' willingness to spend.
Tony Abbott is honing a political attack that claims only Labor governments raise taxes, confirming his own hopes of returning to budget surplus rely on further spending cuts or hidden tax increases that do not require legislation.
The understanding and potential manipulation of the mechanisms of thermotolerance and response to stresses in cereals, either by transgenic approaches or by molecular breeding, will rely on further achievements in genomics, proteomics and metabolic profiling.
Against a long, skeptical tradition in philosophy, Silins defends the view that our visual experiences are like the pain, not like the emissions test: they can directly justify our beliefs about the external world without our needing to rely on further beliefs.
It seemed that their main decision was whether to sack Mr Ecclestone as a director and appoint someone else or, instead, rely on further action in court.In December the banks said publicly that firing Mr Ecclestone would be a mistake, given his 30 years of experience in the business.
The ultimate solution will rely in further unifying the education of physicians and dentists; some schools like the Harvard Medical and Dental Schools combine the first two years of the four year MD and DMD programs.
While a comprehensive answer to this question will rely on further research and on more expertise, and although the research agenda of the IEA-ETS Research Institute calls for "a more scientific approach to the development, use and interpretability of background questionnaires" (http://ierinstitute.org/research-agenda.html, Accessed 04 May 2016), we can still offer some general ideas.
Meanwhile, officers can rely on further protection from each other.
