Sentence examples for presumed to avoid from inspiring English sources

A rules-based trading system is considered to be a global public good for the decline in economic growth (a global public 'bad') that it is presumed to avoid.

In social groups in which reproduction is dominated by a single male, as in the one-male groups of the western gorillas, females are presumed to emigrate to avoid inbreeding.

It is a reductionist thesis about law's normative character, maintaining that the normativity of law consists in the subjects' ability to predict the chances of incurring punishment or evil and their presumed desire to avoid it.

These firms were presumed to decrease their earnings to anticipate and avoid political costs in the context of a pollution control, evaluation and rating program by the authorities.

"Anyone seen trying to leave the area by avoiding the blockades were presumed to be members or supporters of anti-government armed groups and were shot," it said.

Avoiding these proteins is presumed to be particularly important for lentiviruses.

Other inducements are more subtle: To avoid scaring away the vast number of families presumed to have hidden money from tax officials, the 18-question census form does not ask about income.

Presence or absence of peaks (presumed to represent homologous fragments) was scored by eye (in order to avoid misinterpretations inherent to automated fragment scoring) within a range of 100 500 bp and assembled as a binary (1/0) matrix by GENEMAPPER.

Historically, radical prostatectomy was avoided for patients with locally advanced prostate cancer presumed to have extraprostatic disease and these patients were offered radiation therapy.

"I'm unsure what role homophobia played in the 1980s," he says, "but it certainly seemed that the police systematically avoided investigating the deaths of gay men, or men presumed to be gay".

Now Democrats are trying to figure out how they lost what was presumed to be the safest Senate seat in the country — it belonged to Ted Kennedy for 46 years — and how to avoid hemorrhaging others.