Sentence examples for presumed to work from inspiring English sources

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukSPIES are often wrongly presumed to work in a shadowy and exotic world.

The chance of that is considered remote, even by those who expect aliens to exist, because even aliens are presumed to work within the laws of physics.

Such kind of networks are presumed to work in an unattended fashion and it is often difficult or labor intensive to provide any maintenance to the sensors.

Hence, the non-laboratory professionals we studied were presumed to work closely with clinicians and seem to have better control of their patients than laboratory professionals.

It would have added probation officers, security guards for municipal utilities, welfare fraud investigators and the sergeant-at-arms of both legislative houses in Sacramento to the state's list of public safety workers whose illnesses, including such things as "heart trouble" and Lyme disease, are legally presumed to be work-related.

Firstly, our trauma management quiz was not validated, having been compiled on the basis of knowledge presumed necessary to work in an emergency medicine department.

that he and his semi-affluent Weather Underground thugs presumed to speak for working class.

The name refers not (as is often presumed) to this specific work but to a common traditional type of devotional image, this work being today the most famous example.

There are the official ads and the ones released anonymously online and presumed to be the work of Photoshop whizzes with a bit of time on their hands.

On August 15th an army patrol was ambushed near Skikda, in the northeastern corner of Algeria and several soldiers, including one senior officer, were reported to have been killed.All of these attacks are presumed to be the work of al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), the new incarnation of the Groupe salafiste pour la prédication et le combat (GSPC).

The magazine quoted an unnamed source as saying that a computer worm had been introduced into Élysée computers in May and suggesting that the worm was similar to "Flame," a virus aimed at Iran, and presumed to be the work of the United States and Israel.