It must be presumed that the jury conscientiously observed it.
Certainly there were no more children, and it is to be presumed that Shakespeare missed his kids' growing-up.
"It used to be presumed that if you weren't at your desk working, you weren't working," says Chipperfield.
It should not be presumed that the investigations that these patients request will always reveal errors on the doctor's part.
It cannot be presumed that he was the maker of those examples even closely resembling his plates.
In the absence of a controlling Bankruptcy Code definition, it must be presumed that Congress left the determination of property "rights" in estate assets to state law.
It is not to be presumed that we know everything; and if any body does presume it, it is a very great mistake, as we know by experience.
By taking the stand voluntarily, it may be presumed that the officer "opened the door" to any questions and forfeited any defenses other than lack of knowledge.
Since only five of the titles were used as a basis for prosecution, it may be presumed that the other films were not obscene.
No less must it be presumed that Congress required that each criterion should be applied in the traditional manner, that is, by individualized application to each alien.
It could be presumed that, like earlier splinterings, this one would eventually heal over as both factions were absorbed by the mainstream of jazz.
