Sentence examples for assumed version from inspiring English sources

The university had used an assumed version of these arms since 1913, and the university's student guild reaffirmed its assumption and use of a differenced version of the University Arms in 1991.

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Kelly was ultimately fine with Ocean's decision, however she noted that she didn't like how most people thought Ocean's version was the original, and how people assumed her version was a cover version.

For example, "When you interrupted me three times, I think it reduced my credibility with the members of the other departments". Using words like "think" and "feel" demonstrate that you are giving your interpretation rather than assuming your version is the truth.

One big remaining uncertainty about health reform — assuming some version of it passes — is how much it will do on this front.

In particular, we propose a formal solution to a puzzle composed of non-trivial objects (such as holes and strings) assuming a version of the Situation Calculus written over first-order Equilibrium Logic, whose models generalise the stable model semantics.

Well, presumably by way of lawful court orders or emergency certifications, as authorised under the old FISA statute, and now also on the independent authority of the attorney-general and director of national intelligence even without a court order, assuming some version of those expanded powers eventually passes.

(Assuming the version shown here is the one it ends up going with).

(This claim assumes some version of Lewis' (1980) Principal Principle, and it is controversial whether or not this principle is analytic; hence the scare quotes).

Why should Parfit assume his version of the distinction between agent-relative and agent-neutral reasons is the same as Nagel's even though they are not drawn in the same way?

Davidson assumes a version of this thesis when he writes "It is a feature of physical reality that physical change can be explained by laws that connect it with other changes and conditions physically described".