Sentence examples for presumed until from inspiring English sources

The impartiality of a jury must be presumed until there is proof to the contrary".

The slow spreading rate was presumed until now to inhibit the surge of magma, the researchers and other experts said.

In particular, they argued, investigations should be carried out in confidence and innocence should be presumed until guilt was proven.Unfortunately, nothing has yet happened.

Engaging TV on the subject of this debate would be easy, I blithely presumed, until I embarked on the simple but fundamental task of seeing female art for myself.

Engaging TV on the subject of this debate would be easy, I blithely presumed, until I embarked on the simple but fundamental task of seeing female art for myself.

As mentioned above, it has been presumed until recently, that the primary function of RAS was simply to facilitate RAF activation.

It was collected a few more times in this local area until 1916 and was then presumed extinct until its rediscovery in 1984 on a road verge near Coopernook creek (Murray, 1996), ∼12 km north-east of Dorrigo.

The author of this fine sentiment, Friedrich Schiller, was until recently one of numerous European citizens presumed guilty until proven innocent, the guilt in question attaching to his non-payment of his TV licence.

An accused person is presumed innocent until proved guilty.

In America, a person is presumed innocent until proved guilty.

Mr. Gulotta said of his longtime deputy: "Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty.