Sentence examples for ordinary presumption from inspiring English sources

Because of the significance of this ruling on the United States' vital interests in furthering the humane treatment of persons detained during wartime, such a drastic reversal of the ordinary presumption of judicial review should not be implemented prior to careful consideration of the issues by this court".

The joint committee on human rights requested the government "that notice should always be given of applications for injunctions under the [Protection from Harassment] Act which related to protest activities and that the ordinary presumption that such applications should be heard in private should be reversed in such cases".

However, if his cancer is due to a heavy, life-long smoking habit, the question arises of whether the ordinary presumption is defeated or diminished in strength.

The Court could have affirmed that the statute means no more than it says -- an ordinary presumption of validity.

For Quine, as already noted, there is no presumption that ordinary language quantification is ontologically serious.

In Footnote Four, the Court stated that it would offer "regulatory legislation affecting ordinary commercial transactions" a heavy presumption of constitutionality, but that "more searching judicial inquiry" might be called for when enumerated rights are infringed or legislation either curtails the operation of the political process or targets "discrete and insular minorities".

In Footnote Four, a Court that had come to accept longstanding criticism of its defense of the right to earn a living--a right that the Court has consistently affirmed, although it is not expressly listed in the text of the Constitution--stated that it would offer "regulatory legislation affecting ordinary commercial transactions" a heavy presumption of constitutionality.

Most rival jihadist groups, let alone most ordinary Muslims, scoff at Mr Baghdadi's presumption, dismissing as grotesque his qualifications to become caliph, a word that denotes the "successor" to the Prophet Muhammad.

Without the presumption held in the Basic case, most ordinary investors would be out of luck.

The motivation for N1 is more or less the same as the motivation for M1 and M2: charity favors interpretations on which ordinary utterances of 'there are statues' come out true, and nothing overrides the presumption of charity.

The default presumption seems to be that in many cases such as these and of ordinary 'simple pleasures' and of elevated mood as well no large integrated pattern of evaluative attitudes or of aesthetic aptitudes need obtain.