Sentence examples for which is reliant from inspiring English sources

Slipper's resignation weakens Gillard's minority government, which is reliant on independents to keep it in office.

That is bad news for somewhere like Uvalda, which is reliant on agriculture.

And he blames the state ethics commission, which is reliant on the governor for money.

Enhanced connections with the rest of Europe will greatly benefit London's booming business and professional services sector, which is reliant on international networks.

This is similar to the multibillion-pound transformation of university funding, which is reliant on upfront funding from a debt vehicle – the Student Loans Company – and the repayment over many years by graduates.

Murray said that moving towards statutory stop and search (as against non-statutory, which is reliant on verbal consent) was a significant and necessary step, and said the the inspectorate's challenge to improve recording and statistics around stop and search was particularly welcome.

Many of the closures have occurred in rural Republican districts, and are affecting small businesses, such as the Pisgah Inn, which are reliant upon tourism.

The rules were not to be imposed for another decade, but it was immediately clear that they threatened to destroy Jersey's business model, which was reliant on giving foreign companies tax advantages denied to locals.

"Arguably it is the unsustainable business models of large corporations, which are reliant on cheap labour and environmental degradation, that drive abuses within supply chains," says one of the report's authors, Genevieve LeBaron.

Of particular concern are public universities, which are reliant on funding from cash-strapped states.

Travel companies, which are reliant upon a consumer's tendency to spend excess cash, will be among the first sectors to be impacted by hostile economic conditions.