Sentence examples for has assumed with from inspiring English sources

So too, in all likelihood, will be the new authority Congress has assumed with its budget reform program.

The tax system essentially has assumed (with safeguards like document matching and the threat of audit) that taxpayers on their own or increasingly through assistance like software or commercial preparers are accurately preparing their eligibility statements in the form of tax returns.

The European Council affirms the global responsibility which Europe has assumed with introduction of the euro.

One had assumed, with Murdochian innocence, that it was the old, old story of people purchasing a crack at influencing government policy for their own benefit.

Meanwhile, Netanyahu has been cornered by zealots in his coalition, who had assumed, with his encouragement, that Trump's election would allow them to freely pursue the settlement project, unhindered by talk of a Palestinian state.

The princess had assumed with distinction the traditional tasks which fall to heir to the Throne but her most testing duty so far the five weeks tour of Canada ranging from Montreal to the Pacific Coast coupled with the important visit to Washington required of her and found what was tantamount to a new constitutional personality.

The United States was shocked to have been beaten to such a historical scientific triumph by a country that we had assumed with technologically primitive.

We have assumed, with increased volume of sales, some efficiencies can be had in per unit printing costs.

Mr. Draghi has assumed office with Greece's future in the euro zone in doubt.

The crux of the present crisis is that the city has assumed responsibilities that, with the present tax structure, it can't meet.

And, for the first time in modern history, Speaker Pelosi has assumed her position with a complete collapse of responsible Republican participation.