Sentence examples for * presupposes in from inspiring English sources

Over such beginnings, Arendt continues, "no logic, no cogent deduction can have any power because the chain presupposes, in the form of a premise, a new beginning".

And I think there's something slightly pejorative about the term … it presupposes – in a kind of sexist way – this idea that's ingrained in culture that women lack the imagination to write about anything other than their exact literal lives.

The assent given by the Swiss Government to the abrogation of the above mentioned stipulations presupposes, in conformity with the text adopted, the recognition of the guarantees formulated in favour of Switzerland by the Treaties of 1815 and particularly by the Declaration of November 20 , 1815

Generally, however, in the cases we shall be discussing, gain by the promisor will be accompanied by a corresponding and, so far as its legal measurement is concerned, identical loss to the promisee, so that for our purposes the most workable classification is one which presupposes in the restitution interest a correlation of promisor's gain and promisee's loss.

Providing the basis for an independent livelihood presupposes, in its turn, that access to the necessary resources is assured.

Representing interventions presupposes, in turn, the use of a graphical representation of causal connection through a DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph).

It's presupposed in everything we discussed last time.

Familiarity with this logic will be presupposed in what follows.

This model is presupposed in many debates about markets.

This thesis is presupposed in establishing very fundamental logical results.

No more than this abstract sense seems to be presupposed in the discussion of the Euthyphro.