rely

Object

• respondent: But the notes on which the Respondents relied were never produced.
• claimant: The claimants relied on the words " and of all his other enabling powers " .
• deal: Computer animations in particular rely a great deal upon data collection, human judgment and speculation at each step of the animation process.

Preposition: on

• donation: We rely on donations made to the center, without which we could not operate.
• generosity: We rely solely on the generosity of the public to help us continue with our vital work.
• goodwill: Spirit Aid relies solely on the goodwill and donations of its supporters.
• assumption: We need to make sure that our patients or potential patients know the true facts about us and aren't relying on assumptions.
• volunteer: There are permanent trained staff, but the group relies on many volunteers to give a ratio of 1 adult for 2 children.
• clause: This presents an obvious evidential difficulty for an Employer seeking to rely on clause 61.3.

Preposition: upon

• goodwill: It relies upon employer goodwill and if this is not forthcoming, Trade Union safety rep's a difficult role.
• assumption: For this, the precautionary principle relies largely upon a single assumption - that prevention is better than cure.
• material: You must not rely directly upon any material on this site.
• statement: If so, make sure that they confirm it in writing do not rely upon a simple verbal statement over the telephone.

Modifying Another Word

• heavily: Our survival relies heavily on showing the right sort of films.
• solely: Hotel & Venue Resident DJ's Don't rely solely on the recommendation of venue managers.
• entirely: For over 24 years, we have relied entirely on private donations to fund our work.
• instead: Little in the way of gore and relies instead on your imagination.
• primarily: To do this, we rely primarily on two legal authorities.
• increasingly: Consumers are increasingly relying on the internet for more sophisticated activities, reports Jupiter Research.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: Some of the income streams we depend on now can't be relied upon for the future.