Sentence examples for assumption held by from inspiring English sources

The assumption held by many in the north – including initially EveryChild – is that national NGOs in the south don't have the skills and experience to play a more significant role in international development and that their weak systems are vulnerable to corruption and mismanagement.

But this support rests on the assumption, held by most Iranians, that an agreement would result in better access to foreign medicine and medical equipment (61%), significantly more foreign investment (62%) and an improvement in living standards (55%), all within a year.

Matthew Elliott, chief executive of the Eurosceptic Business for Britain group, said: "This report imagines a world where every negative and false assumption held by those in favour of remaining in the EU at-all-costs is true, and then gives this absurd doomsday scenario a cost in terms of GDP.

This is in direct disagreement with the assumption, held by many ecologists, that disease control can be achieved through biodiversity conservation.

"The US District Court's latest subpoena request for Boston College to turn over all of the IRA interviews - while ignoring the tapes of the UVF members - lends support to the assumption held by many that the sealed request from UK authorities is politically motivated".

In the quantum universe, where reality is already mental in the above sense, the usual assumption held by modern neuroscience, that the brain creates the mind, cannot work.

But it also signals taken-for-granted beliefs and assumptions held by organisational members about who we are and the way we do things.

They self-censor personal doubts about the emerging group consensus if they cannot express these doubts in a formal way that conforms with apparent assumptions held by the group.

After the seminar, the Parrotts said that many of the premarital myths that needed shattering in Oklahoma grew out of "naïve and unrealistic" assumptions held by young people who were intoxicated by love and cosseted by a culture that delights in weddings but tolerates divorce.

It lastly suggests that the notion of style itself may challenge certain assumptions held by scholars about managing the research and innovation process.

His work is also, as we see shall see at the end of this entry, an achievement that challenges assumptions held by many of our contemporaries.