Sentence examples for it does suppose that from inspiring English sources

The theory does not assume that all legal obligations actually are binding from the moral point of view, but it does suppose that the legal system puts them forth as if they were a consequence that some have doubted.

In principle light could travel at any arbitrarily high speed, and some thinkers did suppose that it was transmitted "instantaneously".

It does say that these detentions are supposed to be about terrorism.

To do it, suppose that with and.

In order to do it, suppose that (overline {h}<0), and let u be an arbitrary positive T-periodic solution of (2.1).

And if so, does it alarm you? "Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth.

So Socrates does not suppose that it is true in general that a thing with parts cannot be one.

Which public does Paul Krugman suppose that Michael Moore serves?

That night on television, the then NSW premier Neville Wran claimed the demonstrators had had "a pretty good go … and I don't suppose that it's unexpected that the police have taken exception to a busy thoroughfare in Kings Cross being completely blocked off at midnight".

If we do not suppose that, let us set.

But Locke evidently did not suppose that to consent to another's action is to give the other the right to do it; and no one else supposes that it does, except perhaps confused philosophers.