Sentence examples for assumption of their from inspiring English sources
Note here that the sweeping reference to "extremist groups" indicates that violence is not integral to the assumption of their extremist character; what, then, makes them "extremist"?
Relly argued that Jesus Christ's unity with all human beings, his assumption of their guilt, and his endurance of the punishment for their sins ensures that the entire human race will be saved.
Her coup took the form of a suspension of parliament for two weeks, and the sacking of three government ministers of defence, interior and information and assumption of their responsibilities.
He used enough scientific terms — "ataxic," "histopathological review" and "vaccine excipients" — that those parents who did not feel cowed might have been flattered by his assumption of their scientific fluency.
The features of the microdeposits found are explained by the assumption of their electronic interaction with support.
But everything indicates that their existence not only cannot be disproved, but in fact the assumption of their existence is a very reasonable axiom of set theory.
If the answers were Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton, these stories might serve to confirm assumptions of their having been simply crude.
Voters go into the booth carrying the imprint of the hopes and fears, the prejudices and assumptions of their family, their friends, and their neighbors.
They conclude that the belief that the net savings rate "will remain constant and positive in the twenty-first century does not appear like a good assumption at all .Ironically, however, Messrs Krusell and Smith make some strange assumptions of their own.
At the same time, the increasing pace of technological advances in medicine and the life sciences demands that bioethicists continually rethink the basic assumptions of their field and reflect carefully on their own methodologies.
Like all aspects of human experience, political philosophy is conditioned by environment and by the scope and limitations of mind, and the answers given by successive political philosophers to perennial problems reflect the knowledge and the assumptions of their times.
