Sentence examples similar to presumption to proceed from inspiring English sources
The document also makes it clear that, provided a new sixth form would not require additional capital, any school, specialist or not, that meets the high-performing criterion will enjoy the same presumption of permission to proceed.
For observers of the ATS, this came as a surprise: For years, courts had allowed cases to proceed on the presumption that corporations were as liable as individuals for violations of international law.
"It's not binding, no," said Joy, "but it does create a presumption that this is the proper way to proceed".
"It's not binding, no," said Joy, "but it does create a presumption that this is the proper way to proceed". A spokesman for the ABA said no one could comment on the record.
In high-profile cases, the constitutional principle of the presumption of innocence can be especially strong — another reason to proceed with care, according to legal experts.
As the Eleventh Circuit has stated, "[t]he ultimate test for permitting a plaintiff to proceed anonymously is whether the plaintiff has a substantial privacy right which outweighs the customary and constitutionally-embedded presumption of openness in judicial proceedings.
Finally allowed to proceed.
