Sentence examples for be presumed in from inspiring English sources

(One can only guess this to be the case with the 1970 "Rabbit, Run," with James Caan, since that movie -- which, like "Seize the Day," did not have a theatrical release here -- has never made it onto DVD or video. The film can be presumed, in absentia, a dud).

He added: "I cannot accept your argument that the existing board members who have performed satisfactorily and wish to remain in office should be exempt from fair and open competition because renewal may be presumed in other parts of the public service".

Protections for women granted as basic and justified elsewhere in the world cannot be presumed in Pakistan.

The collapse time was not an exact time and would be presumed in many cases.

Often, lack of capacity seemed to be presumed in psychiatric patients when involuntary treatment was deemed necessary.

Consent for body organs cannot be presumed in the same way that presumption is used in law or science.

On the basis of coulometric measurements, it was presumed in our previous reports that the electroreduction of CO2 proceeds with intermediate formation of CO.

It was presumed in the ED that the lesions to the patient's lungs and legs were the result of septic emboli from the heart.

For the mutual authentication, it was presumed in [7] that, the AK along with the security context were transferred from the old AS before the protocol starts, thus there is no need to check this using Casper.

Consequently, it was presumed in these early works that the bacterium produces endoglucanases, exoglucanases, β-glucosidases and xylanase activities.

Since Aβ is the main component of plaques seen in AD, it is presumed in turn that excess Aβ is the cause of AD in Down's syndrome.