The phrase "assumed over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept of taking something for granted or presuming something, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The committee assumed over the previous decisions without considering new evidence."
Alternatives: "presumed upon" or "taken for granted".
The defunct Kaiser plan is small relative to some of the pension plans the government has assumed over the last two years.
But Sir Deryck's success at a hodgepodge of responsibilities he has assumed over the last few years brought him back into Mr. Weill's favor.
Because of Leeds University's unusual speciality in Mongolian studies, it was widely assumed over there that it was the UK capital.
The victory of Mr. Mujica, 74, solidified the control the Broad Front has assumed over Uruguayan politics since the current president, Tabaré Vázquez, was elected in 2004.
Bitterness, it was assumed, over whatever the result from September could manifest itself in ugly scenes when England take to the field at Celtic Park on Tuesday.
Since most investors, concerned about their pensions and future living standards, are unwilling to run such risks, they are learning to settle for lower returns (and having to save more) than they had assumed over the past decade or so.
The south revolted against the autocratic cronyism of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, the former leader of North Yemen, who had assumed over-all control after the merger.
High positive values indicate that the item discrimination is lower than assumed by the Rasch model (under-fit), negative values indicate higher discrimination than assumed (over-fit)" [ 45].
The offering will add almost $180 million (assuming over-allotment) to JetBlue's $117.5 million in cash.
MS assumes over-all responsibility for the accuracy and integrity of the manuscript.
McNutt left USGS in 2013, many assumed to take over as head of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
