Sentence examples for is presumption that from inspiring English sources

In the case of attachment disorder, there is presumption that the child did not have opportunities to form a selective attachment and some doubt about the having have a selective attachment with his/her current caregiver.

But when I started looking at these issues around 1970, there was presumption that for local singularities, there was no difference between the positive and negative parts.

There is presumption in Germany and Italy that the Champions League final in May is theirs for the taking.

"The danger is that there is a presumption that there was a rogue banker, and there was one man who was getting it wrong.

"The NTSB does safety investigation," he said, "so the fact that we're here is a presumption that it was an accident".

I mention this as there seems to be a presumption that being northern means you are automatically working class.

But it is a presumption that must be revisited in the current circumstances.

It's this presumption that is a subtle form of discrimination.

There is a presumption that much of the hospitalisation that occurs for constipation should be able to be avoided.

It's a presumption that has been borne out in police misconduct trials time and again.

The problem with civility is the presumption that we were ever civil in the first place.