They relied on his routine.

Similarly, the rating agencies relied on information provided by the originators of synthetic products.

And, even there, they relied too heavily on self policing by sovereign states.

Until now, Syria s rulers have relied on their anti Israel, anti Western rhetoric to protect themselves.

From 1955 1965, 42 of Americans of reproductive age relied on condoms for birth control.

During all of their abortive attempts to destroy Israel, the Arabs had relied on the military backing of the Soviet Union.

Most intriguingly, the countries that have done the best in recent years are those that relied the least on foreign financing.

In many cases, reporters have relied on testimonies from whistleblowers who work or have worked for one of the alleged troll factories.

Evidence suggests that when the scribes were writing the text they often depended on memory rather than on their exemplar.

These journals cast a wide net for the best research and relied on leading experts to evaluate ideas.

But if you relied on either the Washington Post or the New York Times, you would have had a very hard time seeing it.

Regulators relied mainly on examination of individual loans rather than capital to asset ratios.

During the Cold War, this was not a serious dilemma. Europeans relied on NATO and the US to defend them in case of Soviet aggression.

Where national conservative parties were weak or non existent, conservatives were more likely to rely on military dictatorship as a preferred form of government.

A large money market fund broke the buck and investment banks that relied on the commercial paper market had difficulty financing their operations.

Cosmopolitan influentials, Merton said, tended to hang their success on their general knowledge, whereas locals relied on their friendships and connections. The cosmopolitan influentials were often uninterested in meeting new people in town the locals wanted to know everyone.

Cosmopolitan influentials, Merton said, tended to hang their success on their general knowledge, whereas locals relied on their friendships and connections.

Alas, there is an added complication that makes today s shocks all the more vexing governments and central banks have exhausted the traditional ammunition upon which they have long relied during times of economic duress.

These forecasts have been wrong not because EU countries failed to implement the prescribed policies, but because the models upon which those policies relied were so badly flawed.

Second, the parties in power leaned too much on commercialization and marketing of their ideals and presented their successes as grandiose and perfect, while poverty took its toll on the citizens.

Homework is another thing. There are homework bans springing up all over the developed world in schools which had been piling on the homework for years, and now they're discovering that less can be more.

Only real aficionados of arcane moves inside the ruling party could be bothered to follow the ups and downs of factional bosses, many of whom were from established political families, and most of whom relied on shady financing.

Other western states, such as Germany, have successfully relied on centralized regulation and social insurance systems ever since Bismarck reformed the German law of accidents in the 1880's.

So if we had only his word for the alienating effects of money, we might feel free to dismiss it as an element of a misguided ideology.

If these countries made a mistake, it was only that, like Germany today, they were overly credulous of markets, so they (like the United States and so many others) allowed an asset bubble to grow unchecked.

New York American foreign policy has failed in recent years mainly because the United States relied on military force to address problems that demand development assistance and diplomacy.

As with their investments, the habitués of contemporary art markets relied not purely on their own judgment, but on teams of sophisticated advisers and dealers who could give opinions on what trends best caught the spirit of the age.