Sentence examples for is now assuming from inspiring English sources

And Conceptualism, which 40 years ago proposed trashing museums altogether, is now assuming old master status in them.

But after this troubled spring, the vote on the tax initiative is now assuming an outsize importance, both for the state and for Mr. Brown.

She is now assuming the role of co-director of Duke CTSI CeRi.

Li Fan, who served as Lime's head of engineering, is now assuming the role of CTO.

It estimated: "Over the next five years (2016-17 to 2020-21), it would require an additional £25bn to be allocated to defence on top of the amount the MoD is now assuming for planning purposes.

Human rights is an issue that has steadily been rising on the global corporate governance agenda, yet few companies seem aware that it is an issue that is now assuming "a hard legal dimension". A study just out reveals that almost half of all global businesses surveyed have never undertaken an exercise in human rights due diligence or a human rights impact assessment.

It is now assumed that Slade's Case did not deal with indebitatus assumpsit.

In Delhi it is now assumed that Mr Modi will be in office within weeks.

This is now assumed to be as much an issue of individual responsibility as of international negotiation.

Somehow, the climate system — through some vast and terrible feedback loop — must, it is now assumed, be capable of generating its own instabilities.

A third foreign bailout, on top of the total 240 billion euro in bailouts given to Greece since 2010, is now assumed to be necessary.