Sentence examples for It presumed from inspiring English sources

It presumed that suspected agents of terrorism did not deserve normal legal protections, and it presumed that American officials could always tell a terrorist from an innocent bystander.

It presumed a perpetual gap between popular opinion and the long-term public interest.

It presumed that Iran will be allowed to develop nuclear weapons, but that they will be deterred from actually using them by the threat of nuclear retaliation.

This was optimistic, since it presumed people had jobs to play hooky from.

The military said it presumed that a large number of enemy fighters had been killed in the attack.

But that past age of music appreciation, besides being no fun, presumed a kind of finitude — it presumed boundaries.

Last week it expelled its presumed standard-bearer for 1998, Claudio Fermin.

When a node misses two consecutive beacons from one of its cluster heads, it presumes that it is disconnected and starts looking for a new suitable cluster head.

Now it presumes to extend its ambit to the way the Internet operates.

Apart from the dire punishment of the individual involved, it presumes that Australia can export its problems elsewhere.

Though it presumes to know the mind of its characters, the book does stick to biblical sources for its dialogue.