Sentence examples for a presumption to from inspiring English sources

So far the government has promised "a presumption to prosecute" in knife crime cases.

It would be implemented by introducing a "presumption to derogate" from the ECHR in warfare.

In all cases, there would be a presumption to prosecute, and police stop- -and-search powers would be increased.

"It would be a presumption to think that we understand what is happening," Gilberto Carvalho, a top aide to President Dilma Rousseff, told senators on Tuesday.

"Senators who say that the president deserves a presumption to get people he wants into his administration may have voted against one" nominee for the cabinet, he said, "but not two".

Rather than social services being too quick to act in removing a neglected child from a family, the report found that in practice there was too much of a presumption to leave the child with the family.

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

The theologians at Poitiers did not render a decision on the issue of divine inspiration; rather, they informed the Dauphin that there was a "favorable presumption" to be made on the divine nature of her mission.

But it takes a lot of presumption to make a real entrepreneur.

The rationale for this exception was linked to a presumption at the time that HIV would inevitably and swiftly progress to death.

While generally there is a presumption that to catch out some entity or category as socially constructed is at the same time to condemn it, many thinkers are prepared to simultaneously acknowledge both the non-naturalness of race as well as a certain pragmatic utility in retaining it.