Sentence examples for creating a presumption from inspiring English sources
The "business judgment rule" reigned supreme, creating a presumption that whatever the board did was acceptable.
It did this by creating a presumption that the "lead plaintiff" (its term) would be the person or group with the largest stake in the action.
Information is selectively leaked to reporters before the accused come to trial, often creating a presumption of guilt that is difficult to reverse, whether in court or in the public mind.
The answer of course is not to over-regulate creating a presumption of safety.
Obama has threatened to veto the bill over concerns that the new provisions reduced the president's flexibility in dealing with enemy combatants, possibly creating a presumption that they would be dealt with by military tribunals rather than civilian courts.
The report outlines common-sense steps the next president can take to improve access to the civil court system, from establishing a right to civil counsel in certain critical cases to creating a presumption that federal laws will not preempt state regulations that protect public health and safety, economic fairness, and social justice.
The low fees create a "presumption of ineffectiveness," a group of lawyers told the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
They created a presumption that any derogatory remark made about a gentleman must be false.
