That the system relies upon only partly secure computer systems, owned and run by partisans, with no paper backup, is not the basis for confidence that results are accurate in a hotly contested election.
Somehow, the world's ATM banking systems have managed to get by with a bare minimum of fraud for more than 20 years by relying upon only four-digit codes.
Domestic issues fell largely to them, while Thomson – who generally opts for the smallest number of words possible in most formal situations – could be relied upon only to be excited by business page scoops, of the kind guaranteed to send home news reporters to sleep.
If this is true, we would not only have an argument, for "Government House utilitarianism" (i.e., for utilitarian principles being relied upon only by the enlightened few), or for its stronger "meta-secrecy" version (of which a few enlightened would still be aware).
In general, constraints should be relied upon only when they are very well-supported.
As such, these metal site affinities should be relied upon only as a broad, general comparison between different sites.
As such, for many of the species for whom genomic sequences were relied upon only whole and intact genes were identified.
The merits of CURB-65 clinical prediction rule are that it relies upon only a few variables, and is now a clinically wide-spread tool easily used non-specialists [ 7].
Because of the volume of fish passing through, and the fact that the product has often been treated by smoking, salting or drying, they can be relied upon only for coarse statistics on weight of the fish and maybe main species types.
A King James version of the Bible goes to each winner.Piers Allen of Malta nominated Ronald Reagan:A joke-cracking, afternoon-napping, intellectual lightweight whose memory could, in times of crisis, always be relied upon, but only to fail.
