Sentence examples for presumption which from inspiring English sources
Whilst there was not misrepresentation, there has been a lot of presumption which has been untrue".
That presumption, which dated back to the time before defendants could give evidence, was abolished in 1925.
It's a common presumption, which often ends up identifying promise in those who look, sound and think like the talent-spotter.
Where the paper will hopefully make a mark is in challenging the presumption, which until pretty recently was all too common in economics, that countries that try to reduce inequality inevitably pay a price in terms of lower growth.
There, it is clear that the presumption is that the sole owner also has the sole beneficial interest, a presumption which can be overcome by demonstrating a common intention that the property was to be shared, which has been acted on.
Under English common law – the law laid down by the judges over the centuries – there was a presumption (which could be challenged) that a wife who committed an offence in the presence of her husband did so under coercion and therefore should be acquitted.
Indeed, according to Kant, the cosmological argument is characterized by an "entire nest of dialectical presumptions" which must be illuminated and "destroyed" (A609/B637).
The article also had a few presumptions, which may or may not be true and still don't have enough evidence to firmly put them in the fact category.
In simpler terms, the artwork seamlessly juxtaposes principles and presumptions which are not so juxtaposed -- and cannot, with any amount of effort, be so juxtaposed -- in the mind of a particular consumer of the artwork, with the result being a transient awareness of the sublime.
In addition, the implementation of control measures may not have been in accordance with the presumptions, which may be due to the lack of resources in some hospital districts or in some settings.
Ray never could decide what was worse: the question itself, or the smiling presumption with which it was asked.
