Sentence examples for is not presumed from inspiring English sources

Under Stand Your Ground, the killer is not presumed innocent until proven guilty.

"If Kashgari is not presumed innocent, he can hardly expect a fair trial if returned to Saudi Arabia," Mr. Wilcke said.

Gijs Nolet, Steinsel, Luxembourg A return to even-handedness When Nadia Hijab ("The Obama difference," Views, June 9) writes that the pro-Israel action group, the American Israel Political Action Committee, "secured 329 Congressional signatures on a letter urging Mr. Obama to pursue peace as 'a devoted friend to Israel,"' even-handedness is not presumed.

A 'matched' uncertainty structural condition for the 'reduced-order' system is not presumed in this paper.

This renders the assumption implausible if conformal mapping is not presumed in the first place.

Hence, a model is typically a simplification of reality and is not presumed to be a complete representation.

Mr. Obama is not presuming Tehran's good will.

While Gee is not presuming to call the bottom of the market, she does believe that there will be substantial gains over the next 12 to 18 months - albeit with the risk of a lot of turbulence on the way.

Unmovic, for its part, is not presuming that there are proscribed items and activities in Iraq, but nor is it -- or I think anyone else after the inspections between 1991 and 1998 -- presuming the opposite, that no such items and activities exist in Iraq.

Between a man and a woman, sex isn't presumed to mean everything anymore, but it doesn't mean nothing either, as is often presumed now.

Although the detainees at the Guantánamo prison, which was opened by the Bush administration as part of its counterterrorism policy, are not presumed to be security threats, no state has thus far been friendly to the idea of housing them.