Sentence examples for assuming a right from inspiring English sources

In the absence of good scientific evidence, recommending a course of action without understanding the circumstances of the individual to whom it is applied seems both risky and, assuming a right to patient choice, unwarranted.

First, the boundary point having the largest probability in the leftmost A-scan (which is by definition the one that is farthest away from the optic nerve, assuming a right eye) is identified.

Break tight nuts or bolts by tightening them an 1/8 of a turn to the right (assuming a right hand thread).

Place your index finger on the 4 (assuming a right-handed ten-key pad) and your ring finger on the 6.

Usually, assuming a right-handed set up, the floor tom sits in front of and to the right of the bass drum so that it can be comfortably hit with the right hand.

For most rock-style playing, you'll want the snare to sit in front of and slightly to the left of the kick drum so that you can hit it with the left hand stick (assuming a right-handed setup) with the stick nearly flat.

"However, once a child does exist in your womb, I'm not going to assume a right to kill it just because the child's host (some refer to them as mothers) doesn't want it".

Finally, we assume a right to non-directive counseling that conveys accurate information, including information about effectiveness and likelihood of pregnancy.

For prone, this is pretty simple since the gun is supported primarily by the left forearm (assume a right-handed shooter) with the elbow as much under the gun as is comfortable.

However, at the current share price, and even assuming a £400 rights issue, we see possible upside.

In the probe stimuli in Test 9, the positions of As and Bs were inverted (assuming a left to right parsing direction: A's now at the end, and B's at the beginning of strings).