The same will often be presumed where the conveyor has left himself totally landlocked (requiring an easement by necessity).
Nor do I presume that where I point my camera and take a picture is a reflection of the absolute truth.
It is enough, she said, that the test results ran afoul of federal guidelines that presume discrimination where the lowest-scoring group is promoted at a rate of less than 80percentt of the highest-scoring group.
We contend that the kind of dialogue that health professionals need is better facilitated by an ethics of muddling through - which does not presume clarity where there is none - than by a set of principles that they rarely get the chance to apply.
The court ruled that no statute of limitations applied to political "disappearances," presumed deaths where no body has been found.
Innocent takes account of the changed world since Presumed Innocent, where finger prints and fax machines once represented cutting edge technology.
More than 35% of the 1166 genes formed part of presumed operons where two or more genes appeared as differentially expressed under our experimental conditions.
Is Microsoft more forward-thinking to presume an age where these two devices truly merge?
In my view, this is why almost all novels - even the darkest ones - are fundamentally optimistic in nature: because they confirm that complex human life is a fit subject for our interest, and they presume a future where they'll be read, their virtues savoured, their lessons put into practice.
The last time I saw Bruce, about three years ago, he told me backstage in New York that he was playing a lot of ball with his son, Evan, who was then about 7. Bruce was thinking about coaching in Little League, I presume in New Jersey, where he now lives most of the year.
