Sentence examples for presumed decision from inspiring English sources

Abrams' presumed decision to make Chewbacca a flesh-and-blood actor could yield -- or avoid -- other consequences as well.

The threshold sizes and state-dependent decisions can also be compared against the range of sizes and growth rates seen in the field during the presumed decision windows to identify optimal distributions of life histories for a particular system.

I presume the decision to have Jaime learn from Bronn rather than the voiceless Ser Illyn Payne (as in the books) is because Wilko Johnson has terminal cancer.

Early voting in the Feb. 22 election to replace Mayor Richard M. Daley, Chicago's longest-serving mayor, was set to begin on Monday, and many here were presuming a decision before then.

While SABMiller did not wish to comment for this article, it's not unreasonable to presume its decision to invest in Sudan was motivated by economic interests: consumers the world over like beer and, in South Sudan, a 25-year ban on alcohol ended shortly before SABMiller invested six years ago.

Therefore, patients are presumed to make decisions among/between providers within their own municipalities.

A leading principle used in the committee's deliberations was the following: "Parents are presumed to be the decision-makers for their children unless their decision is clearly against the best interest of the child".

This decision is presumed to reflect the wishes of Maitre Suzanne Blum, the Duchess's iron-willed executrice testamentaire.

In this sense, all parties are presumed innocent until a decision has been passed by the adjudicatory chamber.

Appelbaum and his collaborators state that, "for legal purposes, a decision is presumed voluntary if no evidence exists that someone else has unduly influenced it or coerced the person deciding" (Appelbaum 2009, 32).

All of this suggests that factors more useful and relevant than presumed consent influence the decision of HCWs to choose and continue in the medical profession; these factors may include the social contract between society and the medical profession, and the greater ability of HCWs to provide medical care [ 16].