We are not making the assumption it is Jimmy Hoffa".
We are making the assumption that the list will endure even when we do not.
(Making the assumption it has a solar ray so I can power that e-reader).
No one in the pro-euro campaign team is making the assumption it is going to be that easy.
And this is also making the assumption that discrimination in the traditionally right-on, heavily-unionised public sector is rife.
"You're making the assumption that he'll never grow out of this," Alex angrily says in a later meeting with Judy.
On Monday, he said: "We're making the assumption from the start that the external tank was the root cause of the problem that lost Columbia.
"Congress is making the assumption that the technology will appear," said Aaron Brady, an ethanol expert at Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
The play almost seems dated, making the assumption that a graduate degree and a pleasant demeanor are a virtual guarantee of great career opportunities.
Making the assumption that everyone is as underhand as themselves, the mayor and his fellow dignitaries mistake a penniless young opportunist for a government inspector visiting their town incognito.
Even Justice Anthony Kennedy, who is thought to favor gay-marriage rights, said that "the word that keeps coming back to me in this case is 'millennia,' " making the assumption that marriage has been reserved exclusively for heterosexuals for centuries.
