But that presupposes some minimal level of insight and meaning.
Failing French entrepreneurs are hounded by a legal system that presupposes foul play in all bankruptcies, raising significant barriers to the creation of new enterprises and jobs.
Talking up the Scots Nats and how they would interact with a Miliband minority government is a line of attack that presupposes the Tories have lost.
If you have that as a standard, then that presupposes that global temperatures have risen over the past century, and, of course, there's debate about that".
Cross-party parliamentary committees are becoming more aggressive, but in a system that presupposes ministers are also MPs, the constitutional checks on their power are not good enough.
In "The Market Revolution Ate My Homework," a thoughtful essay published in Reviews in American History in 1997, the historian Daniel Feller observed that "a monograph that presupposes a market revolution will certainly discover one".
"A search for evidence of dissonance between the two leaders is either the forlorn hope of western-leaning liberals... or a legacy of 'Kremlinology' that presupposes inter-leadership conflict as the sine qua non of Russian politics," Rubin said.
Trust is between the coach and the last man standing, and that presupposes that the goalie has the style, the personality and the authority that defenders in front of him also like and trust.
"The 130 billion euros is a strong signal," French President Francois Hollande said at the news conference following the private meeting, and is part of "a road map that presupposes fiscal and banking union".
The title of the hearing was, "How Obama's Green Energy Agenda is Killing Jobs," a title that one Democratic member, Mike Quigley, Democrat of Illinois, complained was a "raw partisan assertion that presupposes the answer".
Nonliterate societies cannot have monastic institutions, because the monastic responds to an established written body of religious doctrine, which has undergone criticism and then generated countercriticism in a dialectic process that presupposes a literate, codified manipulation of the doctrine.
