Sentence examples for successfully relied from inspiring English sources
The same article was successfully relied on by lawyers acting for Earl Daren Rodney, who was jailed for ransacking a hairdresser's during the 2011 London riots.
They claim that Labour successfully relied on Tony Blair, whose image adorned the cover of their manifestos in the 1997 and 2001 general elections.
When the now-defeated Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper called this week's election at the start of August he made the same kind of bet that David Cameron successfully relied on in May's UK contest.
To add insult to injury, the way to wrestle effectively with the challenge of sustainable speed is somewhat counterintuitive and even disconcerting — especially to high-performing leaders who have successfully relied on their personal drive to make results.
The agency has successfully relied on the statutes that cover failure to supervise and control person liability in previous cases, but it has never used them in such a prominent action.
In other words, Obama successfully relied on Senate Republicans (the ones his supporters depict as the Root of All Evil) along with a dozen of the most militaristic Democrats to ensure that he can continue to eavesdrop on Americans without any warrants, transparency or real oversight.
Delivering remote care successfully relies on a resilient technical infrastructure, preferably backed up by e-patient records.
Many research groups successfully rely on whole-gene random mutagenesis and recombination approaches for the directed evolution of enzymes.
29 The outcome of the dispute depends, according to that court, on whether the customers of UsedSoft can successfully rely on Paragraph 69d(1) of the UrhG, which transposes Article 5(1) of Directive 2009/24 into German law.
The reason is that for the coded scheme to receive a coded packet successfully, relies not only on the acceptance of the coded packet itself but also on receiving the coupled packet successfully.
Think how many shop sales successfully rely on scarcity heuristics such as "Last day of sale!", or "Only 2 left in stock!", and you'll get a feel for how powerful this persuasion principle can be.
