She clearly wants him busy: Appearing on "60 Minutes" on Sunday, Mrs. Clinton said that it would be "an all-hands-on-deck time" if she won the presidency and that she would rely on Mr. Clinton — as well as President Obama — and "put 'em all to work".
He said the network would rely on the teams' games as well as other sports and entertainment programming.
This is especially of concern where Microsoft would rely on consent as a legal basis for the processing of personal data.
Mr. McGreevey would rely on new taxes and fees, as well as hefty borrowing, to balance his plan to appropriate $1.7 billon more than the current budget, which expires June 30.
Mr. Sicat said district officials would rely on school performance as the primary factor in determining which schools to overhaul.
In the absence of such statements, or where public statements are contrary to the behaviour of the government (for example, if it is raising its d/GDP but publicly proclaiming its peaceful intentions and denying that it is threatened by, or is threatening, any other country), the economist would rely on the d/GDP as an indicator of true intentions.
The photocatalytic activity of nanoscale ZnO suggests that more effective sunscreens would rely on strategies, such as surface coatings, designed to limit its ROS generation under ultraviolet illumination.
Both he and Mr. Gore face stiff challenges in Congress, as each would rely on the federal budget surplus to finance most school initiatives, at a time when Congress has no shortage of designs on that money.
At Qalendra, we believe that given the choice, just as many would rely on data".
The traditionally held belief among practitioners was that targets were to "disappear" and fully be integrated by an acquirer, or that the integration choice would rely on rudimentary characteristics such as size of targets.
