Sentence examples for presumptions to support from inspiring English sources

Since Hockney was by then actually putting the book together, those first 200 pages of glorious illustrations were largely organized and annotated with little beyond such presumptions to support the thesis offered, and with apparently little pause for alternative thoughts.

17 It is for this reason that the Court has held it irrelevant in analyzing a mandatory presumption, but not in analyzing a purely permissive one, that there is ample evidence in the record other than the presumption to support a conviction.

The Board relies on a presumption of regularity to support the official actions of public officers and, in the absence of substantial evidence to the contrary, will presume that they have properly discharged their official duties.

During Saturday's party conference, members voted to support a "presumption of denial" for arms exports, which would mean licences for exports would not be issued until business could prove they would not be used to breach international law.

THE CHIEF JUSTICE there acknowledged that "actions in derogation of undivided allegiance to this country" had "long been recognized" to result in expatriation, id. at 68; he argued, however, that the connection between voting in a foreign political election and abandonment of citizenship was logically insufficient to support a presumption that a citizen had renounced his nationality.

It must be noted that urine output or laboratory investigations were not used to support the presumption of DI in the studies.

Nevertheless, more direct evidence is still needed to support our presumption.

Although we could not present evidence to support this presumption herein, such conversion has been previously reported in other plants [ 42, 43].

Although injecting drug use is considered by infectious disease experts to be the dominant mode of HCV transmission in Malaysia, consistent with data on risk distributions in a number of developed countries [ 9], no evidence exists to support this presumption.

It therefore concluded that the presumption did apply and that there was sufficient evidence to support the convictions.

Statutes infringing rights the Supreme Court considers unimportant enjoy a practically irrebuttable presumption of constitutionality, relieving the government of any obligation to support those policies with actual evidence.