Sentence examples for presupposes good from inspiring English sources

See id. at 562 ("Fair use presupposes good faith and fair dealing".) (quotations omitted).

This stipulates that their good physical health presupposes good mental health and vice versa among women in the agricultural community.

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

But "managed democracy", in Russia or elsewhere has an important drawback: it presupposes a "good king" in the centre who listens to different political forces - including his opponents - and makes a wise decision in the end.

Among these were the principles that distributive justice operates only when total funds are insufficient to meet some ideal or desired standard and that a just distribution is a just division and so presupposes a divisible good and multiple recipients.

All Being presupposes the first Good because all creatures of nature participate in this good and only possess good qualities by virtue of their participation.

As for planning and the control it presupposes, I think good planning is always situational.

And absence, whether indifferent, bad or good, presupposes presence.

I don't really like using the Bible to argue with fundamentalists, because it presupposes that the Good Book is somehow indeed sacredly inspired, i.e. the "Word of God".

The National Emergencies Act of 1976 is a sloppily written statute that, even though it was passed in response to Watergate, presupposes a level of good faith on the part of the President.

Nicias is forced to admit that such knowledge presupposes the knowledge of good and bad tout court (La. 199c e).