Sentence examples for a fair presumption from inspiring English sources

A fair presumption was that Mr. Muhammad would now be hard to locate.

But it is a fair presumption that the belief in exclusive disjunctive uses of or in English includes just such three-disjunct uses of or.

Their cession of the country, without a reservation of this land, affords a fair presumption that they considered it as of no validity.

It's a fair presumption that as long as there's an Uber, there will be disagreement over whether the ride-hailing firm is a force for good or bad — or more precisely, good or bad for whom?

It's a fair presumption that as long as there's an Uber, there will be disagreement over whether the ride-hailing firm is a force for good or bad — or more precisely, good or bad for whom?

While international law guarantees a right to a fair trial, a presumption of innocence, and a right to appeal, no international human rights norms clearly obligate countries to allow defendants to meaningfully assert post-trial claims of innocence.

"Rebalancing the system will not mean the defendant's rights to a fair trial and the presumption of innocence are compromised," he said.

In portraying himself as a martyr for free speech, Barton unfortunately fails to recognise the competing right to a fair trial and the presumption of innocence that is central to that right.

They won't do because the comparison isn't an accurate or a fair one and the presumptions it depends upon are fraudulent.

Huygens refused to define equality of chances as a fundamental presumption of a fair game but derived it instead from what he saw as a more basic notion of an equal exchange.

On appeal, gone is the presumption of innocence; the presumption is that the defendant had a fair trial.