Sentence examples for presupposes a new from inspiring English sources

This complex process that targets the optimization of the entire technological process presupposes a new design of component processes so as to ensure an efficient cleansing of the waste water under conditions of production cost reduction.

At this point, Kelsen admits, 'one presupposes a new basic norm, no longer the basic norm delegating law making authority to the monarch, but a basic norm delegating authority to the revolutionary government' (PT1, 59).

It presupposes a continuous churning of an economy as the new displaces the old".

In "1984" -- written in 1948 and published a year later -- Orwell presupposes a gigantic historical catastrophe that renders his world unrecognizable.

It presupposes a plan, reasons for things.

"Which just presupposes a very short distance".

"The welfare state presupposes a strong community.

To reform a corrupt state presupposes a good man, but to become a prince presupposes a bad man.

Now, the request presupposes a level of friendship that simply might not exist.

Putnam's earlier work certainly presupposes a feedback between prosperity and sane social practices.

In reality, Lieberman's suggestion presupposes a high degree of coöperation with the Palestinian Authority.