Sentence examples for the reliance placed from inspiring English sources

In fact, what the administration has proposed in its Nuclear Posture Review is nothing less than the transformation of United States strategic forces to decrease the number of nuclear weapons in the American arsenal as well as to reduce the reliance placed on nuclear weapons in the event of crisis or conflict.

Given the segmentation method used and the reliance placed on the ability to recover the corresponding depth, some targets were clearly detectable in 2D (u,v), but the depth could not be recovered or considered reliable (see Section 3).

However, systematic reviews have highlighted reservations with respect to the reliance placed on the subgroup analysis [ 7- 9].

The procedures have the potential to remove much of the traditional reliance placed upon empiricism and trial-and-error-based testing.

This probably partly reflects the traditions of 2 years' demand breast-feeding and of infants sleeping with their mothers, and may also reflect the greater reliance placed on breast milk as the main source of nutrition for infants and young children.

Just ask John Manthorpe, the former chief land registrar, who on the We own it website says: "The Registry's independence from commercial or specialised interests is essential to the trust and reliance placed on its activities".

Though Birmingham remained in the top flight for 18 seasons, they struggled in the league, with much reliance placed on England goalkeeper Harry Hibbs to make up for the lack of goals, Bradford excepted, at the other end.

Farming and irrigation have become increasingly mechanized, with more reliance placed on the use of chemical fertilizers.

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Assessment of risk pre-surgery was recently deemed to need better defining, with now more reliance placed on pre-operative imaging [ 8, 9].