It is, perhaps, odd that a career peddler of mass fantasies like Trump could be so put off by what he presents as presumption, to the point where he regards it as a theft.
By the time Woolf came to write her biography, in the late 1930s, she remarked that now even British hospitals were trying to acquire some of the paintings, and would take as settled presumption the standing of these great artists and, equally, the ignorance and philistinism of the public outburst.
If the new France that she promises were to phase out the "vous" form altogether, at least this would rescue foreigners like myself from frequent gaffes as well as unfounded presumptions of intimacy.
Netting [ 25] and Shriar [ 15] also favour measuring output intensity, as no presumptions about the efficiency of inputs on productivity are made.
Maybe the offense was Price's presumption, as much as his profligacy.
A variance of 1.0 as intraclass correlation would be acceptable as a presumption if the contrast between the two groups would be rather high, i.e. if the CAU that was provided was different to the consultation intervention provided in the different practices.
Perseverance and stamina in the dog days of the war counted just as much as glorious presumptions at the start, if not more so.
The study enlightened something they had not consciously reflected over and also brought to light less conventional thoughts about outcomes as well as their presumptions, when they were uncertain.
As any presumption of guilt is left by the wayside as these alleged gang members are tried in the court of public opinion long before they see a lawyer, let alone a trial.
(With different terms and arguments, this principle is conceived as a presumption by Benn & Peters (1959, 111) and by Bedau (1967, 19); as a relevant reasons approach by Williams (1973); as a conception of symmetry by.
