Where one party to a contract makes a false statement on which the other party relies.

The donors who were coming forward now, he said, were the ones the party could always rely upon.

The party relied on sound political arguments in persuading the opposition lawmakers to vote with the government, he said.

But others are worried that the working- and middle-class voters on whom the party has relied may be hard to recapture.

The party relies on the movement's vast network of committed volunteers at election time.

A third party may rely in good faith on the representation by a person who identifies himself as an agent for another.

But the party relies on hard-line groups for its base support, and the track record is not entirely reassuring.

The party could not rely on the achievements of the past decade to win the next election.

Specifically, the bill would ban the big donations that both parties rely on.

More simply, one party must say or do something and see the other party rely on what is said or done to change behavior.