Sentence examples for presumption will from inspiring English sources

But the presumption will now be that a prenuptial agreement is fair, unless proved otherwise.

That Mr Stanley Holloway's 1956 vintage Doolittle is wonderfully preserved and that its presumption will still amuse you.

Countryside campaigners fear that the new presumption will give councils the right to ride roughshod over environmental protections.

The presumption will be that they will remain in the country while their status is resolved, he said.

Students may petition for credit toward a group requirement, though the presumption will be against such petitions.

Unless otherwise specified, "presumption" will be used herein to "permissible inferences," as well as to "true" presumptions.

Hence, these presumptions will not be rebuttable merely by appeals to increased utility or value.

This does not, of course, commit the proponent of human dignity to the claim that the presumptions are absolute, but it does mean that the presumptions will probably correspond to rights with a relatively high degree of stringency.

And I know that some of the presumptions will turn out to be true -- we just don't have enough data to "prove" it.

"If a girl is married, there is the presumption there will be child bearing and they are more likely not to continue with their education," Stewart said.

As The Times revealed yesterday, the presumption now will be to publish court judgments on whether children should be taken into care, or who should look after them and how.