At the time, Pennsylvania law said gas companies were only presumed responsible for water pollution within 1,000 feet of a well.
It was such an open secret that, unlike Malcolm X and King (whose deaths are only presumed to be FBI-related), it's near common knowledge that the FBI directly targeted and killed Fred Hampton, a leader in the national Black Panther Party.
However the conditions leading to its dominance over the typically observed recruitment-based foraging strategy have been explored only in passing since it was only presumed to be plausible 'in theory'.
Clinically established techniques allow for the evaluation of myocardial contractility, viability and perfusion, but do not provide the direct visualisation of transplanted stem cells, therefore their effective presence and viability can be only presumed.
"I don't know this, I am only presuming, but I would imagine he has his sights on the same thing as a professional.
The Old Testament showed that "the morality of self-defense is not only presumed, the act of self-defense is permitted and even mandated by key Biblical figures," French writes.
And in a remark that must surely apply to many of the unaccountable things that rogue governments and rogue corporations still do, he writes: "For it is only criminals who presume to damage other people nowadays without the aid of philosophy".
Clearly, any inference of selective constraint in a particular sequence category is only relative to a presumed neutral reference.
Empiricists presume there is only experience; Nativists think there is experience plus innate principles and ideas.
As his biographer, Peter Oborne, notes, Dolly sometimes listened to the cricket commentator on the World Service and wrote him a pleading letter in green ink: "I daresay this is only a minor detail compared, I presume, to your other escapades... .. (imagine such politesse from Pietersen).
