Sentence examples for presumed in a from inspiring English sources

Jacobsen moved for a preliminary injunction, arguing that the violation of the terms of the Artistic License constituted copyright infringement and that, under Ninth Circuit law, irreparable harm could be presumed in a copyright infringement case.

As the children watched from the door, two men sat on his back, a gag was shoved in his mouth and his head was yanked upward, a technique of asphyxiation later presumed in a physician's post mortem to be the cause of death.

So, the NFL wants to "apologize" for a game-deciding call, even though a winning field goal can never be presumed in a playoff game like that one?

Equal access to high-quality treatment might be presumed in a country like the United Kingdom, but it may also be the case that SES-related issues in seeking and obtaining care are also involved.

In the language of CNE, the initial capacity for developmental unscrambling— presumed in an ancestor prior to the first scrambled gene— is called an "excess capacity", meaning a capacity that could be removed (in principle) without compromising fitness.

For our intersectional purposes, were we including the art of men in this survey, we might call the presence presumed in all things to be a 'human immanence', or its derivation, a 'humanence'humanence

Alistair Darling has said he would have "no problem" working with another party (the Lib Dems, I presume) in a hung parliament.

SB I presume in a rural area you could quite easily miss Ebola couldn't you, because you'd have people turning up with fever, you'd then have people dying in a fairly horrible way, but it wouldn't necessarily mean that a doctor who knew what it was would see it.

To assure the functionality of this gene a correctional RNA editing must be presumed in which a single nucleotide is removed.

In patients with at least two follow-up records, resolution of post-transplant DM was presumed in those who had a recorded onset of DM followed by a recorded absence of DM in a later follow-up.

The fictional Petite Mort is a silent film from 1914, presumed lost in a fire that destroyed a section of the Pathé studio where it was made.