Sentence examples for this view relies from inspiring English sources

One difficulty is that this view relies on agreement much as the liberty views described above.

As Anand and Peter put it: 'This view relies on the premise not made explicit by the authors that inequalities in health are unjust if, and only if, they are the result of unjust social arrangements'(2000, 50, emphasis added).

But as Bartholomew has detailed, this view relies on "voodoo scholarship" by reading contemporary events into the Bible's Book of Daniel when "it was written with a contemporary audience [the 2nd Century BCE] in mind; it does not contain secrets that make sense only thousands of years later".

REM sleep is commonly described as a state in which external stimulus processing and the outward enactment of internally experienced dream behavior is almost completely blocked: dreams, on this view, rely exclusively on internal signal generation and unfold in a state of near-complete physical paralysis (Hobson et al. 2000).

This view relied largely on the genetics of mtDNA: it is haploid, maternally transmitted and non-recombining.

We can also observe that only the View relies on services provided by the Swing framework (for GUI concerns) and that only the Model is coupled to the Hibernate framework (for persistence concerns).

(This Leibnizian view relies on the classical theistic, strong notion of omniscience, wherein God knows in minute detail and with absolute assurance what will happen in the future).

However, the artist fabricates the view, relying on photographs taken over several years.

VIEW relies on the Internet which confers two immediate benefits.

The best explanation, in our view, relies on the effects of clonal interference and epistasis, which together give rise to the historically contingent form of chance.

This position relies on the view that having genetically related children is morally significant and valuable.