Sentence examples for In the presumptions from inspiring English sources

Revelling in the presumptions and delights of the appraising male gaze, the narrator has noted that, seen from behind and in long shot, the lady satisfies all the criteria of female desirability.

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

The book is wrapped in the presumption of controversy: reviewers who received early copies had to sign a nondisclosure agreement.

He offered no alternate narrative, but reminded the jury, "My client is cloaked in the presumption of innocence".

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

Where Westchester differs from other counties in the state is in the presumption, written into the contract, that an officer's claims are valid from the day an injury report is filed.

Dr. Paul S. Appelbaum, the director of the Division of Law, Ethics, and Psychiatry at the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, told The Times that such a requirement "represents a major change in the presumption of confidentiality that has been inherent in mental health treatment".

It's a noble calling rooted in the presumption of innocence and the constitutional mandate that the accused receive a fair trial and due process of law through the effective assistance of counsel.

This case is about extraordinary inequality in the presumption of innocence and the application of justice: why was Martin deemed suspicious and why was his killer allowed to go home?

The supreme leader, abetted by largely unelected councils, allowed just four out of more than 400 candidates to face the voters in the presumption that his populist incumbent protégé would stroll to victory.

Though the suit has dragged on since 2007, courts have consistently ruled in favor of Lenz, noting danger in the presumption of guilt on the part of anyone against whom a DMCA notice is filed.