However, some critics believe that Searle's argument relies entirely on intuitions.

The most often invoked argument to that effect relies on an obligation to support and maintain just institutions.

His argument relies on forecasts about the economy.

Both arguments relied on unresolved issues of case law.

The argument relies on the basic law of supply and demand.

Several critics believe that Searle's argument relies entirely on intuitions.

Their argument does not rely on nonpassage of the 16th Amendment, but does suggest it.

The argument relies on the ambiguity of the word, "pen" which could mean either a writing instrument, or a jail cell.

Such an argument relies on the capital gains being unanticipated.

Even if it were valid, I can see no reason for supposing that the argument relies upon it.