Sentence examples similar to ordinarily presumed from inspiring English sources
The new memorandum states that "we believe it should ordinarily be presumed that the parents have incurred sufficient expenses" to qualify for the exemption as long as the child remains missing and no one else is legally qualified to take the deduction.
If someone has a treatable case of lung cancer, we might ordinarily reasonably presume that it would be unjust to deny him medical care.
But ordinarily our judgments are "presumed innocent" of error until proven (or at least evidenced to be) guilty; this in turn is rooted in our communal practices, and is justified on pragmatic grounds (Wright 2000a, p. 152 153).
Comparison affords new insights into health care practices or policies in the United States that we had ordinarily taken for granted and presumed to be 'natural' or thus not changeable.
(4) A facility that is not located on the campus of a hospital and that is used as a site where physician services of the kind ordinarily furnished in physician offices are furnished is presumed as a free-standing facility, unless CMS determines the facility has provider-based status.
It added: "In case of doubt, buildings ordinarily used for civilian purposes, such as homes, are presumed not to be legitimate military targets".
Levies not ordinarily classified as property taxes are those on the transfer of property (by sale, gift, or death), special charges for some public service or improvement (such as special assessments in the United States), certain types of agricultural imposts, and portions of income taxes that apply to presumed or actual yield of farm or urban land.
