Sentence examples for deriving from the presumption from inspiring English sources

To this I might add a final disturbance deriving from the presumption that photographs of suffering are shot as if in our name.

Further reassurance can be derived from the presumption that if vaccine recipients are more likely to be in poorer health, then the reported benefits in this study would be an underestimate rather than an overestimate of VE.

One particular chapter, entitled "Of Superstition and Enthusiasm" distinguishes between enthusiasm deriving from presumption and pride, and superstition deriving from weakness and fear.

The measured anodic limiting current density in Stage III agreed well with the calculated one from the correlation equation:Shx=0.499x1/4 10x11.5wasch was derived from the boundary layer theory under the presumption of constant Cu2+ ion concentration over an anode surface.

For the President, the authority is derived from the Nixon informal ruling which provides a presumption that every minute the president is on call.

Judges often resolve the individual rights and statutory interpretation questions implicated in those controversies by deploying presumptions or rules of thumb derived from the Constitution's Separation of Powers.

After considering each position in its most sympathetic light, the essay suggests that the textualists' presumption of untidy compromise fits more comfortably with legislative process assumptions derived from the constitutional structure.

Calculations derived from the C.B.O.

The latter rarely derives from the former.

(The titles were derived from the scores).

They derive from the Native American Algonquin people.