Sentence examples similar to assuming no objections from inspiring English sources
Assuming no recommission, then?
When a lawyer for Mr. Mohammed, David Nevin, explained that his client had decided not to respond to the judge's questions about his assigned defense lawyers in order to protest what he saw as an unfair process, Colonel Pohl replied that he would assume that he had no objections to being represented by them.
To assume their objections are for sale is to misunderstand the principles at stake here.
He did not imagine that they were to assume the objections of the President to be valid, and of course to dismiss the bill.
People usually want to avoid being seen as complainers, and assume that their objections will elicit very hostile reactions that will make their work environment even more tense and uncomfortable.
If there is no response, it is assumed that there is no objection.
Critics could argue that the established student advocacy groups should have stepped in to fill this role...and this is obviously true...but the advocates can claim that they did not know that defaults were as high as they were (recent evidence suggests that the true default rate exceeds 1 in 3), therefore any objections from them (assuming they did object) were not strong.
Because of the time required for training, it would be more than a year before the first women joined submarines, assuming Congress raises no major objections that slow the schedule.
A floating heliport off Okinawa's east coast will replace Futenma (assuming local and environmental objections can be overcome), but America and Japan continue to wrangle over relocation costs.The rape raised questions about how to orient the alliance in a post-cold-war world.
