Sentence examples for should rely upon from inspiring English sources

This model should inevitably be based on the theory of general relativity, fully incorporate the relevant geophysical processes, lunar librations, tides, and should rely upon the most recent standards and recommendations of the IAU for data analysis.

"Closed Chambers" is a worthwhile book for students of Supreme Court history, but it is not a book general readers should rely upon for an accurate and dependable contemporary portrait.

See Brief for Respondent at 45. Montana argues that the Court need not create a special evidentiary rule for determining navigability, but instead should rely upon the standard rule of relevancy when determining what evidence to consider.

But the fact is that they spoke two languages, and they had never agreed which one they should rely upon to actually understand what was happening to the whole basin.

The extent to which we should rely upon such history is always a difficult question which has frequently troubled the Court in many fields of law and with varied results.

The claim of objectivity responds to the idea that science should rely upon facts rather than wishes.

And the more interested those friends become, the less leaders should rely solely upon their counsel.

He advised the Japa nese people, just as all other dictators did, that people did not need to know for themselves but should rely only upon their leader.

I do not, of course, have any objection to the notion that, in applying legal principles, one should rely only upon the facts that are contained in the record or that are properly subject to judicial notice.

I spoke with several of the manufacturers of these devices and they all agreed that the cable locks should not be relied upon to protect weapons.

The second point that worse resistance to artemisinin may not occur is something we should all hope for, but certainly should not rely upon.