Trudeau's plan largely rests on the idea that the provinces should be the ones to price carbon — and, in turn, keep the revenue.
INSURANCE rests on the idea of imperfect knowledge.
Much of the debate rests on the idea of paid "fast lanes".
Second, Dowd's charge rests on the idea that Dylan takes himself especially seriously, or once did.
Part of the case rests on the idea that the economywide levers of fiscal and monetary policy are worn out.
It rests on the idea that the health of universities is bound up with that of their communities.
Much of the argument for expanding Heathrow rests on the idea that hub airports are, and will remain, vital.
The modern, democratic case for legalising prostitution rests on the idea that there are freely consenting adults in the business.
This is, after all, a restaurant whose business model rests on the idea that what New York has been missing is somewhere to go for upscale gefilte fish.
QED rests on the idea that charged particles (e.g., electrons and positrons) interact by emitting and absorbing photons, the particles that transmit electromagnetic forces.
The economic argument for austerity — for reducing public spending in difficult times — rests on the idea that investors will be comforted by such displays of discipline.
