relying upon

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The country should live relying upon its own resources.
The public is relying upon us more and more to provide them with trustworthy and accurate advice and we are responding with a value for money service that is unrivalled.
But one must be aware to exercise caution to avoid relying upon that advice as GAAR GAAS or the "rules.
When the bill prohibits the Court from relying upon foreign law, when it provides penalties for judges who violate the bill, and when it provides that certain decisions of the Court shall not constitute precedents that are binding on State courts, it provides regulations for the exercise of jurisdiction in cases which the Court still can hear and decide.
There is nothing in the legislation to prevent a taxpayer from relying upon the opinion of a tax adviser in establishing reasonable belief with respect to the tax treatment of the item.
Maines responds to the dearth in reliable data about women's sexual lives by relying upon the Hite report and then projecting backwards the sexual dissatisfaction that women discussed in that survey.
Determine the IRS Position: A company's tax staff and advisers should determine exactly the nature of the proposed deficiencies being asserted as well as what facts and legal precedent the agent is relying upon.
Consider, for example, a taxpayer relying upon a CUP that is later determined to be inapplicable.