Sentence examples similar to presumed declaration from inspiring English sources
In each case, the earliest facts fit that long-running narrative of America-as-beacon: Men with nowhere else to turn still chose the country whose founding declaration presumed to speak on behalf of "all men," not merely its own.
Mr Justice Hayden analysed the case at a hearing in the Family Division of the High Court in London after Mr Halford's wife Ruth asked for a "declaration of presumed death".
Whereas the first Corey's Angels party was a triumphant declaration of presumed relevance with the Feldmeister front and center, this time Corey couldn't be bothered to hang out, and there wasn't even any cake or Brazilian dancers.
Putting the Balfour Declaration into practice — so the Colonial Office stated — presumed an "equality of obligation" to both sides.
Most of the language in that case is in response to the issue of how far legislative jurisdiction should be presumed to extend in the absence of an express declaration.
This law violates the right to freedom of expression and to be presumed innocent until proved guilty, two other rights enshrined in the declaration.
When Haggis read this in Freedom, he presumed that the church had obtained its information from the declarations that members sometimes provide after auditing.
Solitary confinement and presumed guilt are not expected for American citizens who believe in the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights and United States constitutional law.
What Taylor knew was that of the roughly 1,000 copies of the Texas Declaration printed in 1836 and passed out to the populace as handbills, only a handful were presumed to have survived.
