Sentence examples for assumes state from inspiring English sources

* Figure assumes state pension is new fixed rate of £151 per week, or £7,852, to get the balance of £17,148 on a level basis would require a pension pot of £298,500 for a 65-year-old.

The inclusion of States, apparently for all purposes, within the definition of "person," reinforced by the language of the limitation that assumes state liability equivalent to the liability of private individuals, leaves no fair doubt that States are liable to private persons for money damages.

In a state of emergency, a special military-led body can even assume state powers.

We in the democratic world tend to assume state capitalism can't prosper forever.

Assuming state of the art materials and device architectures several models predict power conversion efficiencies in the range of 10 15%.

Assuming state and output noise, all of them are identified in parameter-varying observer form using prediction error method.

Over a private dinner with Jefferson, in 1790, they agreed that the national government would assume state debts in exchange for a new capital on the Potomac.

But he shied away from assuming state responsibility for assessing or coping with the skyrocketing prices for electricity last summer and for heating oil this winter.

The several million Americans whose policies were canceled, or were scheduled to be canceled, can keep them — or get them back — assuming state regulators and insurance companies comply.

Southern leaders agreed that in return for letting the federal government assume state debts, the capital would be put in Washington after a 10-year stint in Philadelphia.

The mistake made by those who raise these fears as obstacles to privatization, however, is in assuming state ownership to be the only remedy.