Sentence examples for no presumption of from inspiring English sources

There is no presumption of innocence".

Iraq is entitled to no presumption of innocence.

But there is no presumption of innocence in international affairs.

"Why is there no presumption of innocence?" the Bolshoi source continued.

In such matches there is no story — and no presumption of success.

There's no right to an attorney and, in most states, no presumption of innocence.

The central question is when organisms with conflicting interests should be expected to communicate honestly (no presumption being made of conscious intention) rather than cheating.

A few days later Blount wrote that some of the jury were no friends of Anthony Forster (a good sign that they would not "conceal any fault, if any be") and that they were proceeding very thoroughly: they be very secret, and yet do I hear a whispering that they can find no presumptions of evil.

The result is political discourse in which there is no longer any presumption of good faith between opponents, "just a fight to the political death, a fight in which every linguistic weapon is fair game".

But tragically, in an age in which a businessman is presumed guilty simply because he is motivated by profit, businessmen enjoy no such presumption of innocence and are afforded no such legal protection.

No such presumption of safety can be made for the isolated, often high-dose isoflavones" sold over the counter.