Sentence examples for presumed acceptable from inspiring English sources
Even if a man is lying on his belly with his hands cuffed behind his back, it may be presumed acceptable to Taser him.
All conditions acceptable, she presumed?
Here the drawback of increased sensitivity – an increased number of predictions with an unknown fraction presumed to be false – would be acceptable.
It might be presumed that the latter is more acceptable to participants since there is less chance of the larvae 'escaping' from the wound area and the larvae are mainly hidden from view.
One is that equality of condition must be developed as a component of an acceptable theory of justice, intended to be the basic charter of a democratic society and acceptable to all reasonable members of such a society, who are presumed to be disposed to disagree interminably about many ultimate issues concerning religion and the meaning and worth of human life (Rawls 2005).
Minimum 'collateral damage' that was deemed acceptable by the researchers and the CJZ included the following animals presumed to be killed by the strychnine: 91 ravens, 36 coyotes, 31 foxes, 4 marten, 3 lynx, 2 weasels and 2 fishers.
Information about the structure of scattering objects is usually obtained by comparing a scattering profile calculated from a presumed geometrical shape with the obtained data, and the process is iterated until an acceptable fit is produced.
For the family leave law, the difference was that sex discrimination, when engaged in by the government, is presumed to be unconstitutional, unlike discrimination against the elderly and the disabled, which the court's precedents deem acceptable as long as the discrimination has a "rational" basis.
One intelligence officer asks how his superior manages to draw the line between what is acceptable and what would be out of bounds when he issues orders that will "take out" presumed enemies.
