Sentence examples for presupposes access from inspiring English sources

[* Presupposes access to said amount.] The idea comes not from the devious imagination of a bachelor columnist, but from friends of a friend.

The Medical Student Research Programme satisfies the majority of the demands of the Quality Reform, however as an integrated research programme aimed at a PhD it presupposes access to PhD courses before the completion of medical studies, as well as the ability to include undergraduate scientific work in a PhD thesis.

But the system isn't user-friendly, and it presupposes ready Internet access, which about 35 percent of all Americans and 65 percent of low-income Americans do not have.

Thus, by combining both stages, Clitomachus was able to argue that the Academic is free to 'follow' or 'approve' persuasive impressions without assenting to them: the Academic has a 'practical criterion' that allows for action without presupposing the cognitive access to objective truth required for rational assent (Sextus M. 7. 166; cf. Cicero Ac. 2.108).

The method approach presupposes less of substance about morality than the master rule approach presupposes.

Providing the basis for an independent livelihood presupposes, in its turn, that access to the necessary resources is assured.

In health care it has often been presupposed that a society with equal access must pay for this in terms of a reduced efficiency and quality [ 12, 13].

That scenario presupposes Internet companies have the ability to access their users' encrypted messages.

The algorithm presupposes work up in a specialised centre with access to PRMC testing.

The same point applies to judgments about equal access to health care: such judgments presuppose some view about the moral importance of health care.

This presupposes that prudent measures are needed to make microcredit access a tool of poverty alleviation rather than a tool of child exploitation.