Sentence examples for introducing a presumption from inspiring English sources
It may take more than introducing a "presumption".
We're introducing a presumption in favour of sustainable development; While protecting our most precious environments".
It would be implemented by introducing a "presumption to derogate" from the ECHR in warfare.
Edward Timpson MP went on to argue that "this is best achieved by introducing a presumption in law that a child's welfare in furthered by involvement of both parents".
Edits the Pink Tape family law blog I'm anxious about proposals to introduce a presumption of shared parenting.
The national planning policy framework (NPPF), introduced two years ago, slashed 1,300 pages of policy down to 65 and introduced a "presumption in favour of sustainable development".
This would encourage teachers to take trips and introduce a presumption of good practice that would offer protection to teachers fearful of legal action.
The NPPF introduced a "presumption in favour of sustainable development", which sounds innocuous enough – but as Rees points out, "the definition of 'sustainable' has nothing to do with green issues or energy at all.
Scottish Ministers maintain in their response that the 2010 Act "introduces a presumption against the closure of rural schools".
Focusing on the shakeup of family justice to deliver a "fairer" system for parents, ministers signalled that the government did not accept last year's family justice review, which warned against introducing a legal presumption of shared parenting.
