Sentence examples for a corresponding presumption of from inspiring English sources

All governments, therefore, work under a corresponding presumption of action.

An insistence on equality in Rawls is really a insistence on a presumption of equality.

We should welcome voters with an embrace, not a presumption of guilt.

There is a corresponding loss of eccentricity.

"Believe the Victims" makes sense as a starting presumption, but a presumption of belief should never preclude questions.

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

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

A presumption of a non-interactive pattern of TFs in the control data set may be considered here.

This may sometimes be justifiable, for instance when there is a presumption in favour of one alternative, such as a presumption of innocence in a jury decision.

The low fees create a "presumption of ineffectiveness," a group of lawyers told the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

And there was a general presumption of Republican competence.