Sentence examples for procedures and presumptions from inspiring English sources

But if the stakes in combating it are to include three-digit prison sentences, there is reason to be skeptical about laws that revise the usual procedures and presumptions.

Indeed, Wolterstorff seems to reject a key idea behind democratic legitimation, namely the presumption that procedures and decisions should operate within a background framework of principles acceptable to all citizens.

Is this case a springboard to high-level discussions about police procedures and the presumptions of guilt and innocence, or will it be a moment in which cultural constructs of biases and presumptions are calcified?

The questions and the summations of the statements provided knowledge about our collective understanding and presumptions.

FIFA's own executive committee, which is still for the moment led by Blatter, tells us in its own statement: "As a consequence of Mr. Warner's self-determined resignation, all ethics committee procedures against him have been closed, and presumption of innocence is maintained".

ANNs have several desirable properties: sound statistical procedure, practical software implementation of the Bayesian (optimal) procedure, no presumptions about the nature of the data (unlike other classifiers), and they let us tap into the full multivariate nature of the data and enable us to use a nonlinear discrimination criterion.

It's that moment of absolute risk, surrender and presumption.

Hyperbole and presumption are nowhere to be found.

There is an important distinction between this and presumption.

They found the gap between the axioms and presumption about expected utility maximization.

The second virtue, hope, cautions Catholics against despair and presumption.