Sentence examples for has presumed that from inspiring English sources
But Congress has refused to part with it: since its budget of 1997, Congress has presumed that the government would earn $300 million by auctioning off the island in 2002.
But the letter also offered a reminder that the Supreme Court has presumed that acts of Congress are constitutional, and that the executive branch has frequently urged courts to respect the judgments of Congress.
For decades, borrowers have had to show they cannot obtain credit elsewhere before getting a government-backed loan, and the S.B.A. has presumed that an owner's deep pockets served as credit available to the business.
Speculation has presumed that Creative had disabled the function due to flak from the RIAA, but that seems questionable since its now returned FM recording capabilities.
Since the seventeenth century, translation theory has presumed that metaphrase and paraphrase are at opposite poles of the linear spectrum all acts of translation reside upon.
Significant underdocumentation of alcohol disorders has been noted in several other previous studies [ 15, 44, 45], pointing out an important methodological flaw in many previous studies which have presumed that problem drinkers are "undiagnosed" based on chart review data [ 9- 12].
To date, most investigations in this field have presumed that infants' behaviour reflects parenting factors [ 45], in particular that prolonged infant crying is a consequence of maternal depression [ 46].
Dragas appears to have presumed that opposition would be fleeting.
For centuries, courts have presumed that all children born within marriage are fathered by the husband.
We had presumed that the very excess of such emotions made them erratic, that instability and inefficiency were securely coupled.
