Because it is Bork's frigid presumption from which the Federalist society of lawyers has arisen.
Smith's writings are permeated by a lack of respect for the sorts of people who go into politics: for the vanity that leads them to seek fame and power, for the presumption by which they regard themselves as morally superior to others, and for the arrogance by which they think they know the people's interests and needs better than the people do themselves.
We imported the self-righteous, "for us or against us", ends-justifying-means mentality, which justifies not only the erosion of civil liberties but the presumptions on which they're based.
But such a presumption is normally not tested against diseases for which the etiological evidence in reference to air pollution is scarce or missing.
Ray never could decide what was worse: the question itself, or the smiling presumption with which it was asked.
Furthermore, the film reveals several strange-but-true parts of the DADT legislation, such as the "queen for a day" presumption, which allows straight men to have gay sex as long as they could prove that they were not gay.
Along with this presumption, antispasmodics which modulate the smooth-muscle contraction have been investigated as treatments for FGIDs [ 12].
Add in circumstantial evidence, confessions extracted under torture, and "the presumption of regularity," which means the presumption is that US officials are nothing but honest.
They also recommended a legal presumption of partnership for couples which have lived together for three years, or have children together.
This is because we employ a Gaussian Z-statistic presumption which requires that the underlying background distribution for the analysed motifs is Gaussian, which is for the highly abundant MRE2 in the Arabidopsis and rice genome not the case.
Whilst there was not misrepresentation, there has been a lot of presumption which has been untrue".
