Sentence examples for Basic presumption from inspiring English sources

The basic presumption that people who fight for our country should have a right to live in our country has been set out very clearly.

Although "innocent until proven guilty" is a basic presumption of American law, noted the article in the Beijing Youth Daily, "the applicant is assumed to be guilty of harboring a secret wish to stay in America".

A dead-on-arrival nightly feature that reeked of being Inverdale's sole contribution to what we'll generously style as Today At Wimbledon's "ideas meeting", combining as it did a complete failure to engage with the actual sport with the basic presumption that it's at worst cheating, and at best massively unladylike.

The oratorical tone of these authors and lecturers varies, but they share the basic presumption that the world's two largest religions are headed for a confrontation, with Christianity representing what is good, true and peaceful, and Islam what is evil, false and violent.

One version of this idea has been defended by Soran Reader, who argues that the basic presumption of the "moral status of persons" leads to pacifism.

The basic presumption is to achieve decision-making legitimacy by the "appropriate public processes of deliberation by free and equal citizens" [11, 12].

We have entered a brave new world in which some of the basic presumptions about doing business are being challenged".

Rethinking Islamic law without questioning its basic presumptions about male dominance will not take us nearly far enough.

The health care debate will continue to careen out of orbit until we return to the basic libertarian presumption that government intervention is an evil until shown to be a good.

If the authorities are behind these confessions, it is a severe violation of the basic principle of presumption of innocence," he added.

"Lena's been in sport for 25 years... and if she ends up not being able to compete, then we're breaching the most basic law, the presumption of innocence".