Sentence examples for of this presumption from inspiring English sources

But today, even the department of defence has recognised – at least on paper – the archaic nature of this presumption.

(The veteran congresswoman Maxine Waters, in her charismatic crusade against Trump, has made clever use of this presumption, subversively embracing the colloquial title of Auntie).

After a tabloid view of Arab culture in that period, he declares: "The effect of this presumption was to prove incalculable.

"There's sort of this presumption that my priorities are different from theirs.

The plausibility of this presumption is open to question (see the interchange between Parsons (1991) and Bound (1991) for a discussion of this issue).

We tested the validity of this presumption by conducting a global scale review of the state of research regarding the consequences of structural habitat change (fragmentation, logging, fire, native regeneration and plantations) for amphibians and reptiles.

The insistence on naturalistic models for social and historical research leads easily to a presumption in favor of the covering-law model of explanation, but this presumption is misleading.

Our review, particularly through the comparison of RVFV with WNV, indicates that this presumption of pathogen introduction as the key limiting factor of RVFV spread may be largely oversimplified.

Indeed, a wealth of data supports this presumption.

The age distribution of measles patients supported this presumption because one of the peak ages for measles patients was one year.

Unless the law is plainly arbitrary, suggesting examples of arbitrariness are not ordinarily helpful in rebutting this presumption of constitutionality.