Sentence examples for statement reliance from inspiring English sources

(In a 2012 statement Reliance said that no action had been brought against it in London and that the matter had been dealt with and closed by Indian regulators).

In a statement, Reliance called the decision to begin an investigation "shocking", adding the claims were "completely baseless".

[C8.] Deloitte & Touche Is Sued Pennsylvania insurance officials have filed suit against Deloitte & Touche, accusing the accounting firm of inflating the financial statements of Reliance Insurance by $1 billion and contributing to its collapse.

The court said fraud against creditors doesn't require false statements or reliance and, despite "thorny questions," could be alleged against lawyers going "beyond the bounds of permissible advocacy".

The adoption of certification as a way of making a statement about the reliance of the security of one's service has reinforced the importance of audits for the cloud model.

Said U.S. Interior Secretary Gale Norton in a statement: "With our reliance on imports of foreign oil climbing each year, we would be irresponsible if we didn't consider how we might develop these abundant domestic resources".

Instead, the U.S. statement indicates that reliance on borrower's own systems should be delayed for the first five years of the new Framework, and requests greater clarity on the proposed approach to using borrower frameworks as well as a clear division of the roles and responsibilities of both the Bank and borrowing countries generally.

"Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)" (from "The Roar of the Greasepaint -- The Smell of the Crowd") joined with "(I Am) My Own Best Friend" (from "Chicago") make a double-whammy statement about self-reliance.

While noting sharp differences between the companies, the article pointed to some similarities that Calpine has with Enron, including opaque financial statements and a reliance on financing from investors to continue operating.

Roncaglia was a new constitutional statement despite its conservative reliance on regalian right.

In this statement and in its reliance on traditional bioethical principles of respect for persons, beneficence, nonmalficence and justice (Beauchamp and Childress [2008]), CIOMS aligns itself with the Declaration of Helsinki.