Such beliefs, as Gellman defines them, are the epistemic givens in a religious belief system — the assumed, foundational truths upon which all else is built.
The Lozano family, which has published La Opinión, the Spanish language daily in Los Angeles, since 1926, announced in January the end of its partnership with Tribune, a relationship Tribune had assumed upon buying the Times Mirror newspapers in 2000.
Consent was assumed upon return of the completed questionnaire.
The allegation of local eastern Kentucky parental behavior that Mr. Kristof assumed to be true and upon which he based a call to Congress to defund the national SSI program is extraordinarily similar to unfounded allegations also originating in the poor, rural South, in an earlier round of SSI child disability media frenzy.
pThe barriers to CAMR's success are largely dependent upon whose perspective is assumed, which is one of the findings of this study.
"One reason 'Spider-Man' is being panned," he began, upon which he assumed a French accent, "'Well, it's not, well this isn't theater!
The names given to the diagnostic categories are assumed to represent the concepts upon which knowledge is structured.
If, rather than assuming the threshold serum concentration to have a log-normal distribution, the continuous apical response upon which it is based is assumed to be log normal with median m(C) and variance σ, the expression for risk is equal to (see Expression 6 and Appendix) which also is different from Expression 1.
On 21 May 1998, Suharto announced his resignation, upon which vice-president Habibie assumed the presidency in accordance with the constitution.
But it's exactly that type of attitude, the attitude that assumes the world is merely a backdrop upon which you can smear copious bucketloads of ham, that makes him so watchable as a host.
