Sentence examples for reverse presumption from inspiring English sources

There was a reverse presumption that if they stayed in office, they would be seen to have compromised themselves.

We should reverse the presumption of confirmation.

The revised guidelines reverse that presumption and raise the decision-making level to the attorney general.

However, if it is really to overturn the privatisation dogma, Labour should do more than reverse the presumption against the public sector: it should tell people that the public sector is often more efficient than the private sector.

At a time when everything seemed possible, it wasn't a popular message and the fact that it has still not been got was nowhere more in evidence than in the renewed proposal to reverse the presumption concerning organ donation after death, and effectively turn the population into a large organ bank in waiting.

Although its fear of being branded anti-business has prevented it from proposing outright renationalisation of the railways – despite the support for such a move from most of the electorate – it has declared that if it wins the 2015 general election it will "reverse the presumption against the public sector", and let state operators bid for rail franchises.

Indeed, the analogy with a lottery seems to dramatically reverse the presumption of non-existence.

"The government has effectively reversed the presumption of innocence.

This provision reverses the presumption of inseparability that the Legislature intended the act to be effective as an entirety or not at all.

363, which reversed the presumption and blocked the importation of all categories of waste unless excepted by rules of the Commissioner.

A bipartisan measure reversing the presumption of nondisclosure and reasonably limiting executive privilege claims passed the House in March by a veto-proof majority.