Sentence examples for rely on members from inspiring English sources
Researchers increasingly rely on members of the public to contribute to scientific projects from collecting or identifying, to analyzing and disseminating data.
Yet it must rely on members' cooperation for much of what happens outside its walls, including intelligence gathering, protecting its staff in insecure places and arresting suspects.
Barry, who won his fourth term with 56% of the vote, backs an Afrocentric school curriculum and has come to rely on members of the Nation of Islam for organizational help.
Many of the same faithful who fill the pews every Sunday flout the church's line on birth control or, in polls, say they disagree with its opposition to abortion.Lacking a majority in Congress, Mr Fox will need to rely on members from the centre and left to support his economic programme.
It may indeed bypass the second level as in the case of Presidents of the United States who do not build confident relationships within their cabinets, but instead rely on members of the executive staff or on selected individuals outside the formal apparatus.
But instead of using licensed drivers the way Uber did, Zimride Instant would rely on members of the community to give each other rides around town.
"I've asked member states to give their political support and also make available the necessary resources," said Ms. Malmstrom, who must rely on member governments to finance and carry out search-and-rescue efforts.
But he's championed mostly conventional Democratic policies and is now mostly relying on members of his own party.
He was referring to the syndicate's ironclad rule of relying on members who have either family or marriage ties.
A survey of participants taken last month (which relied on members' own reports about their progress) found that 72 percent of participants had lost weight.
In his statement to The Times, Mr. Long of the federation emphasized that without subpoena power, its inquiries relied on members' voluntary cooperation.
