Sentence examples for has a presumption from inspiring English sources
Local authorities have a responsibility to ensure enough places - but the government has a "presumption" that new schools should be free schools or academies, outside of local authority control.
Marital coercion dates to an old legal presumption, when women had no rights and no independent means of support, so any wife committing a crime in the presence of her husband had a "presumption of innocence" under coercion.
I don't think Karadžić ever had a presumption of innocence at the ICTY because of all this evidence that was admitted against him before the trial even started".
However, the Trust's position on fracking says: "We have a presumption against fracking on our land because natural gas is a fossil gas.
Here we are interested in whether either moral realism or moral anti-realism bears a burden of proof in this latter sense that is, whether either is widely acknowledged by both proponents and opponents to have a presumption in its favor.
She also criticized Florida's application of its Stand Your Ground law, under which individuals have the right to use deadly force to defend themselves in their dwelling, residence or vehicle if they have a "presumption of fear of death or great bodily harm".
We have had a presumption that email messages between FSHS' physicians and their patients mainly handle patient care.
Inequality reduces happiness — every social scientist has a strong presumption of this".
Saccharomyces cerevisiae has a Qualified Presumption of Safety (QPS) status (Verna and Lucak 2010; Waters et al. 2012).
