Much spatio-temporal logic surrounding island detentions assumes the possibility of enclosure and isolation of detainee bodies, subjectivities, and emotions.
Yet in Mr. Biggs's new book, "Wealth, War and Wisdom," he says people should "assume the possibility of a breakdown of the civilized infrastructure".
Language shifts and mutates historically as well as geographically and to assume the possibility of a perfect translation is to ignore these shifts and changes.
Institutional design for water governance assumes the possibility of intentional introduction of policy innovations into the new contexts or amending existing institutions.
The system model assumes the possibility of a verification of psychomotor status in the workplace directly on the job, not relying on the test results to resume work and only allowing the diagnosis of an undesirable condition.
(Det supt retd) Graham Satchwell Senior investigating officer into the Southall train crash; former director of studies, National Police Staff College To get the authority of the high court to open a new inquest into the deaths of the 96 Hillsborough victims will take time, and any prosecutions for manslaughter, assuming the possibility of bringing charges, will be well into the future.
Mansel Stimpson (Letters) says that what voters opted for in the 2016 EU referendum was the exact equivalent of a house purchaser making an offer for a house that looked attractive, with, he appears to assume, the possibility of a rethink if a subsequent survey revealed a different picture.
Hence: Notice that Argument F does not assume the possibility of a scenario in which duplicate perceivers are spectrally inverted.
