Sentence examples for General presumption from inspiring English sources
And there was a general presumption of Republican competence.
It is ambiguous whether that means prior notification is the general presumption or the exception.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., writing for the majority, said a general presumption against the extraterritorial application of American law barred the suit.
This conclusion, based on a small sample, runs counter to the general presumption, backed by empirical findings in America, that immigration lowers wages.
However, there is still a general presumption within the welfare system that the solution to low pay and poverty is to redistribute income through cash benefits.
More is always better, indiscriminate access is better than targeted responses, and there's a general presumption that they'll have access to whatever they want, at any time.
In C. elegans, p38 MAPK- and pERK-dependent signaling pathways, as well as insulin and TGF-beta signaling pathways, are required for host defense, with the general presumptions that insulin signaling functions in pathogen surveillance, p38 MAPK-dependent signaling functions in general defense, and p38 MAPK-independent signaling pathways provide pathogen-specific responses (reviewed in [ 49]).
The Court cites two statutory provisions in support of the "general working presumption" that a statute of limitations applies in federal civil and criminal cases.
The latest index of African governance funded by Mo Ibrahim, a Sudanese-born telecoms mogul, suggests a general improvement.The presumption of state control under the rubric of "African socialism" (an illusory third way) has been junked.
If they assumed the principle of legality and the general principle of presumption of innocence, they might have assumed transparency schemes to be unnecessary because non-compliance would be sufficiently punished by the legal authorities.
Although they concede that we could have good reason to think that particular theories have empirically equivalent rivals, this must be established case-by-case rather than by any general argument or presumption.
