Sentence examples for implied presumption from inspiring English sources
Critics are offended by the implied presumption that men are sexual predators, but a lot of teenage girls might argue differently.
This approach is included, as a normative annex, in the Harmonized Standard EN 13445, and therefore conformity of a design to the requirements of this approach as specified in the standard implies presumption of conformity to the relevant essential safety requirements of Annex I of the Pressure Equipment Directive.
But in France, being placed under formal investigation does not necessarily lead to charges and does not imply a presumption of guilt.
Billing this as a golden week for British sport implied some fairly incautious presumptions about the English doing their bit in the cricket.
The definition implies a general presumption against terrorism, not its sweeping moral condemnation in each and every instance, whatever the circumstances and whatever the consequences of desisting from it.
This third presumption in particular implied a collective failing towards every child and adolescent at the school.
The question of which student is right or wrong is the end of free inquiry, and the presumption, either stated or implied, that one view is "right" and the remaining ones "wrong" should be anathema in any institution of learning with pretensions of educating, rather than indoctrinating, the young.
The results have verified the presumption from available experiments and implied that 10f-TDAF would be an important target for anti-neoplastic intervention.
Its departure implied death.
Sex is occasionally implied.
