Sentence examples for default presumption from inspiring English sources

"The default presumption is just that, yeah, he should be out there onstage right now," she says.

The default presumption about populism holds that its appeal peaks in times of economic crisis, and this is partly true, as suggested by the populist upsurge of the eighteen-nineties, when disgruntled farmers transformed their anger at banks seizing their land into the populist People's Party, and the insurgent campaign of Ross Perot, a century later.

The default presumption seems to be that in many cases such as these and of ordinary 'simple pleasures' and of elevated mood as well no large integrated pattern of evaluative attitudes or of aesthetic aptitudes need obtain.

Martin's killing is further evidence that for many Americans, innocence is no longer the default presumption and that something as organic as the color of one's skin, or as silly as one's choice of outer wear can be a basis on which they are judged, and in the case of Martin, according to Rivera, killed.

This does not determine, however, how principles of justice should constrain marriage; the default liberal presumption is that marriage, as a voluntary association, should be ordered as spouses choose so long as these choices do not lead to injustice (Rawls 1997, 792).

Second, their separation is happening at a time when a great many other couples are setting example by capably demonstrating a quiet but persistent revolution: in place of the presumption of hostility as the default position following the end of a marriage, there is a growing presumption that it need not necessarily be so.

Tugendhat (1993, 374; 1997, chap. 3); as default option by Hinsch (2003); for criticism of the presumption of equality, cf. Westen (1990, chap. 10).) This presumption results in a principle of prima facie equal distribution for all distributable goods.

For a democratic society in which the presumption of truth is generally the default response to most content, we will quite soon live in a world where everything must be considered fake without evidence to the contrary.

Thus, the K & B explanation actually builds on the presumption that [0 0 0] is the default allele interaction sign motif for the involved enzymes.

It describes the policy as "introduc[ing] a new presumption in favour of sustainable development, so that the default answer to development is 'yes'".

In his March budget, George Osborne announced "a new presumption in favour of sustainable development, so that the default answer to development is 'yes'".