Sentence examples similar to a correct presumption from inspiring English sources

A. Correct.

Any further notion of a "correct" relative implicates a foundation, an essentialist presumption about the way things are (Changkya 1998, 321; Bötrül 2011, 141).

The existence of a moral right establishes a presumption in favour of the establishment of a legal right, but that presumption can be overturned by other considerations.

If Dickey is correct in his presumption, then his father's reluctance to discuss the abuse and its lingering effects is not atypical of a certain strain of male culture that Dickey hopes to change by continuing to talk about his struggles.

Though the Master's findings on these issues deserve respect and a tacit presumption of correctness, the ultimate responsibility for deciding what are correct findings of fact remains with us.

At the time, it was widely assumed that Ligon shared a politically correct condemnation of a white photographer's "objectifying" presumption.

Factual conclusions are "clothed with a presumption of correctness".

ICANN's gTLD contracts last a decade and contain a presumption of indefinite renewability.

For most decisions there is a rebuttable presumption that parents have such a right (Dare 2009).

There would be a legal presumption that the decision of the external reviewers was correct, but patients could disprove that assumption with enough evidence.

There was a tendency towards a conceptual and clinical shift toward a presumption of incapacity.