Sentence examples for In presumption, from inspiring English sources

Other major newspapers took similar steps and have also held back because of the danger in presumption.

Frankenstein is not kitted out with a deformed assistant, nor is the Creature bequeathed the brain of a deviant, homicidal criminal – both of which details are the invention of Richard Brinsley Peake in Presumption; or, the Fate of Frankenstein (1826), the first of the many theatrical distortions of the novel.

It remained for two young European film scholars, Stephen Droessler and Claude Bertemes, to attempt the ultimate in presumption: cutting and pasting together a definitive, coherent, as-true-to-Welles-as-possible new Mr. Arkadin.

The high rate of suicide among Britain's vets is rarely talked about, and when it is discussed it's shrouded in presumption.

Even in countries in which presumption of consent does not officially require the permission of relatives, this is sought and taken into account [ 11, 19].

"We all believe in the presumption of innocence in this country, and Senator Menendez is fighting very hard, and we respect that greatly". .

John Cridland, director-general of the CBI business group, said the government had "kept its nerve" in retaining the presumption in favour of sustainable development, which amounted "not growth at any cost but, equally, not a plan to oppose growth".

This was the start of his reply: "She stumbled in 2007 when she was encased in a presumption of inevitability".

"It flies in the face of everything we believe in: the presumption of innocence, the right to trial by jury," Mr. Colbert said.

But, according to a study conducted by Boston University and reported in The Boston Globe, those parents (and other observers) would be wrong in that presumption.

He is much alleged against but I'm a believer in the presumption of innocence".