Sentence examples for broad presumption from inspiring English sources
She added: "Wisconsin has a strong open records law with a broad presumption of access to records and the governor has very specific policies in place in his office to assure that the laws are complied with fully".
One study used verbal autopsy methods and the findings suggested underestimation of the burden of malaria mortality in that nation by at least 9- and as much as 19-fold 5; given the broad presumption of the benign character of P. vivax, perhaps few would credit even a minor share of mortality attributed to malaria to this parasite.
Faced with the "blooming, buzzing confusion" of the real world, policymakers often fall back on the highest-order principles and the broadest presumptions.
His blatant presumptions and broad generalizations show the same narrow-mindedness he implicitly states he is fighting against.
That is a bad presumption.
During the hearing, a senior counsel for The New York Times Company, Adam Liptak, speaking on behalf of other news organizations as well, argued that such a broad closure of a courtroom ran contrary to the constitutional presumption of openness.
State law gives a challenger broad latitude in trying to prove his case, but the legal presumption is always on the side of the declared victor, and the evidence of an incorrect outcome has to be beyond question.
Under the presumption that provider's value autonomy, the policy offers a number of freedoms that fall into three broad categories: financial freedoms, reduction of the degree of central monitoring and more involvement in policy making [ 18].
The broader point is that in these and other laws you have eroded the profoundly important principle of the presumption of innocence.
