Sentence examples for that which depends from inspiring English sources
The significant link he introduced could lead to confuse that which belongs to care and that which depends on the environment in which it is given.
One aspect of this is easy, namely the distinction between the 'intrinsic' value of a situation and its 'instrumental' value: this is the distinction between the value inherent in a situation and that which depends only on the situation's consequences.
I attribute this to the fact that for the first time, I included content about the "inner game" of productivity -- that which depends on self worth and self confidence.
In our model the only optimizing decision maker is the senior political leader, and that leader receives two distinct types of benefits from corruption, that which depends directly and only on his or her own actions and those which are creamed from a bureaucracy that in turn collects bribes from the populace.
Here, that moment, which depends on a refined set of sonic balances, went for nothing.
"The more perfect enjoyment is in all these respects", Bentham wrote, "the greater is the sum of social happiness: and especially of that happiness which depends upon the laws" (1840, I, 96).
That worries Egypt, which depends on the White Nile's waters, though a lot more comes from the Blue Nile, which rises in Ethiopia.
Therefore we consider it plausible that spatial organization was the original function of the nucleus and that meiosis, which depends on highly organized physical constraints on chromosome movement, may have been the driving force behind the evolution of this compartment.
But there was concern among onlookers that Morocco, which depends heavily on foreign tourism, needed no more instability just now.
The group claims in a recent report that WUR, which depends on contracts for half of its research budget, often uses flimsy evidence to act as an "advertising agency" for the dairy lobby.
But that method, which depended on an immense scanner equipped with a 500-watt light, was expensive and unwieldy, and it languished for years.
