Sentence examples for presumed us from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, according to the draft IG report, the idea was nixed when the Justice Department "told NSA that the proposal fell within one of the Fisa definitions of electronic surveillance and, therefore, was not permissible when applied to metadata associated with presumed US persons".

Meanwhile, presumed US presidential hopeful Jeb Bush stuck his oar in on Tuesday night, telling delegates at an economic conference in Berlin that Putin was "a ruthless pragmatist who will push until someone pushes back".

An example of the population modulation presumed by us has been reported in a previous study [26], in which some neurons responding to a stimulus figure showed an abrupt decrease in activity when the color cue was switched.

presumed by us as predictors for WFC: Resilience, self-efficacy, optimism.

Although individuals with metabolic syndrome are at higher risk for cardiovascular morbidity, and a priori were presumed by us to be more susceptible to the vascular effects of DE, we observed greater vasoconstriction after exposure to DE in the healthy participants.

Giving families "choice" in their education options is a worthy conversation, but let us not presume that using tax dollars to support those interested in turning a profit to open unregulated schools with no record of success will improve education in our country.

They will work with official Iraqi troops and in co-ordination, it is to be presumed, with increased US air strikes.

"It's funny to remember how all of us presumed Aaron was a little too green, a little too-hard-to-picture as Frank Jr".

He was the Herod of our editorial sessions, poised to strike down every innocent who presumed to offer us a manuscript.

Some of us, presumed to be part of that very constituency, certainly hope that President Obama will disregard the wrongful wishes of that constituency and put the United States on the right side of this issue once and for all.

The recent, broad revival of repellent ideologies that were once presumed dead should tell us something.