Stalin relied primarily on the latter.

In Him have I placed my trust, and to Him is my reversion.

In Him I have put my trust, and to Him I turn.'

In Him is my trust, and to Him will be my return with repentance.

In Him I have placed all my trust and to Him I shall return.

In Him do I put my trust and unto Him is my recourse.

He never had a conviction except Charlie Kane in his life.

Finally, the Court of Appeal itself is said to have relied on incomplete evidence.

Her getting home is something I wouldn't bank on too much, Doctor.

91. The Special Rapporteur also relied on quot voice recordings quot of statements by Iraqi leaders.

Egypt has always relied on munificent benefactors to sustain its patchy state and economy.

Say thou He is my Lord, there is no god but he on Him I rely, and unto Him is my return in penitence.

Say, He is my Lord there is no god but He in Him I trust, and to Him is my repentance.

In reaching its Opinion, the Court relied on and endorsed the current practice of the HRC.

He has relied on the help of fellow travellers along the way and is hopeful that he will eventually receive support services wherever they can finally claim asylum.

As many other Pakistani leaders have done before before him, Zardari has relied on American support to stay where he is. This worked for some time, but an alleged attempt to involve the United States more openly in Pakistani politics weakened, rather than strengthened, his hold on power.

Many countries have relied for growth on US consumer spending and investments in outsourcing to supply those consumers.

As many other Pakistani leaders have done before before him, Zardari has relied on American support to stay where he is.

Yes, my own familiar friend, in whom I trusted, who ate bread with me, has lifted up his heel against me.

Yea, mine own familiar friend, in whom I trusted, which did eat of my bread, hath lifted up his heel against me.

Instead of relying on state structures to govern, he leaned on a small coterie of minions and members of his tribe.

The post crisis era is likely to be characterized by lasting aftershocks in the developed world undermining the external demand upon which China has long relied.

That consequence is the gaping hole punched in the (little known) system the world has relied upon against nuclear dangers in the post Cold War era.

The same lawyer argued the appeal on the ground of provocation, without referring to the identification issue, on which the author mainly relied.

OIOS had recommended that the Secretary General propose to the General Assembly that it consider the need to continue temporary funding of the Institute's core operations from the United Nations regular budget until the Working Group completed its in depth assessment of the Institute and made its final recommendations concerning its sustainability, should the working group study not be completed before the end of the General Assembly's fifty sixth session.

quot You know that the Palestinian people under the occupation are living under very harsh and difficult conditions and rely in the first instance on the labour power they have.

Leading economists have long argued that the West s greater reliance on markets resulted in faster and more robust economic growth.

6. He refers to the fact that he also relied for information on documents quot released to the care of quot Middle East Watch.

Moreover, the region had relied excessively on foreign savings to support growth, with many countries running large long term current account deficits.

Until 2006, Berlusconi relied on three supporters Northern League federalists, the post fascists led by Gianfranco Fini, and the Catholic Union of the Center (UDC), under Pier Ferdinando Casini s leadership.

4. The Special Rapporteur reiterates throughout his report that, in making his charges, he relied on quot a great variety quot of sources, but he does not name those sources.

In expanding corporations rights to spend money on politics, the US Supreme Court relied on the processes of corporate democracy to ensure that such spending does not deviate from shareholder interests.

In this regard the need for the Council increasingly to rely in its work on regional arrangements under Chapter VIII of the Charter may provide useful guidance.

And then the surgeon pointed out, with a lot of anger, he said, Why is it? If somebody lost an arm, we gave them a wooden stick with a hook on it.

It must be said that the Special Rapporteur relied on one side only for his sources and on people legally judged to be outside the law because they have revolted against the legitimate central authority.

As observed, the complainant seemed to speak freely, made no complaints about torture, and in response to a direct question on systematic abuse in prison, made no claim to that effect.

As the Convention as well as the European Convention are both important parts of international human rights law, it would be natural for one regime to seek guidance from another on an issue on which the former is silent.