Sentence examples for for presumptions from inspiring English sources

So much for presumptions.

JANET P. AQUAVELLA Bronx, July 18, 2013   As a physician, I have a particular need for presumptions about race to be clearly understood.

The law also allows for presumptions about the need for deadly force against persons who unlawfully enter homes or vehicles regardless of whether such persons pose an immediate threat.

Might he know how to get a copy of her book to Charles Dickens? "Were the subject any other I should think this impertinent & Egotistical," Stowe wrote, making of demurral a poor cloak for presumption.

He propagated a theory of evidence as the basis of justification partly similar to Brentano's (as far as the "direct indirect" and "a priori a posteriori" distinctions are concerned), partly in sharp contrast to it (because Meinong added the "evidence for presumption" [Vermutungsevidenz] to the "evidence for certainty").

So much for presumption of innocence.

The ability to rank measured profiles without the need for computationally expensive simulations (including the need for additional presumptions that such simulations require) makes the study valuable e.g. for maintenance planning.

You find yourself being held accountable for the presumptions of the way that Texas is".

"I think we all know," she remarks near the beginning of the book, "that the earth might be reaching the end of its tolerance for our presumptions".

Consult the list of cognitive biases for common presumptions and biases and see if any apply to you.

As David Cameron, called for a presumption of prison for anyone caught carrying a knife without good reason, the justice secretary, Jack Straw, held out the prospect of a fresh review of the legal framework surrounding knife-crime sentencing.