Sentence examples for presumption into from inspiring English sources

It has been a matter of dogma that the stops helped drive down murder in New York, but the record in 2012 calls that presumption into serious question.

Mr Gingrich, a former speaker of the House of Representatives, had briefly called that presumption into question by winning the primary in South Carolina on January 21st and then taking a lead in the polls in Florida.

And of course we'll keep the presumption, placed into law by the last Conservative Government, against major road developments in National Parks or Areas of Natural Beauty.

And yet as this presumption evolves into fact, Mrs. Clinton insists on making a final desperate argument why she is the candidate who can win in November by blatantly citing her unique ability to attract hard-working white Americans.

Where Westchester differs from other counties in the state is in the presumption, written into the contract, that an officer's claims are valid from the day an injury report is filed.

As is often the case for SE-induction research, a major presumption entering into this study was that genes selectively expressed within the responsive G6 bud explants would become the primary targets for investigation.

He insisted a presumption in favour of sustainable growth would take into account the impact on communities and the environment.

There's a lot of presumption that goes into writing.

Notice how much lazy presumption is tucked into the sentence: "solely because," "legitimate outlet" and "urges they could not control".

A forcible strip search upon arrest inverts the presumption of innocence into the presumption of guilt.

A key principle of the MCA is that capacity should be presumed, but when should this presumption be called into question?