Sentence examples similar to Presumption to try from inspiring English sources

Many people feel that it is a presumption even to try to play them.

But Mark Rogers, returning officer for Birmingham and its 10 parliamentary constituencies voting, said the presumption was to try to include ballots: "As long as the voter's intention is clear then we will make every effort to count the ballot paper.

A prosecutor might be no easier than Costas was, but as tempting as it was for Sandusky to try to counter the accusations and the presumption of his guilt, he should have shut up.

The presumption is that this "market signal" will encourage all providers to try to achieve comparable or superior clinical and cost outcomes, which will in turn encourage greater use of quality improvement support systems, best practice protocols, and care coordination strategies.

Doing so is one way to try to secure the 'unity' of truth (on the presumption that there is just one F-role).

Both Carter's piety and Yankee presumption try to preclude scrutiny.

One Ipsos MORI survey identified what the researchers called a "presumption of complexity" on the part of many respondents, which meant they thought it was hopeless to even try to understand the issue in question.

He queried American Jewish groups' presumption to intervene in German affairs.

History proves that presumption to be false.

Lydia isn't quite right in her presumptions (I'm trying not to spoil the plot here), and the actual story turns out to be a little less spectacular or surprising than its early promise.

Another way is to put provisions into the law that overturn centuries of library practice, like requiring extensive record keeping about the books provided to library patrons (anathema to U.S. librarians used to fighting the government or publishers trying to overturn privacy presumptions). to ensure equal access to books for visually impaired persons.