Sentence examples for assumed part of from inspiring English sources

Tracy McDermott, the head of enforcement at the Financial Conduct Authority – one of the new regulators which has assumed part of the function that used to be performed by the discredited Financial Services Authority – lambasted what she called the "cavalier disregard" for the rules of the Icap brokers.

Mullā Ṣadrā left an indelible mark upon Islamic philosophy, and especially on the nexus between philosophy and mysticism, making the integration of mysticism an assumed part of philosophizing.

The Mormonism issue has been talked about as everything from a phantom to an unquantifiable mystery to an assumed part of the conventional wisdom.

That modest wish is a radical aspiration in a country where stone churches are the central architectural statement in almost all cities and towns, and Christianity so permeates the culture that, for most French, it is an assumed part of the national identity.

The post-1937 cofcepthen of the Commerce Clause has, as Jeffrey Toobin noted yesterday, become an assumed part of any number of government efforts; it is the defense for challenges to the individual mandate but also to other aspects of the A.C.A., like provisions protecting people with preëxisting conditions.

Whether our parents thought much about the ritual or not, it was an assumed part of the process.

America need not take on this financial burden alone, but it must assume part of the responsibility.

If the rescue effort fails, taxpayers could indirectly wind up having to assume part of the cost.

Last week, officials at the federal Transportation Department said they were going to recommend that states assume part of the cost of running Amtrak, the financially troubled national railroad system.

As part of that deal, Trafigura and Mubadala will both invest new cash to complete the port and assume part of the company's debt.

It is the parent company of Everest Reinsurance Company, which specializes in reinsurance through which the company assumes part of the risks of policies written by other insurance companies.