Sentence examples for right assumed from inspiring English sources

Miles ahead in every poll, the right assumed it would beat Paul Keating's ailing Labor government.

Because I had criticised the leftist partisans, the leftists accused me of being a fascist, while those on the right assumed I must be on their side.

In the late 20's, once there was a degree of stability and, more important, once the extreme right assumed a major role in mainstream politics, the killings subsided.

Poetic license, the right assumed by poets to alter or invert standard syntax or depart from common diction or pronunciation to comply with the metrical or tonal requirements of their writing.

And he is surely right, assuming that our species and our technologies survive.

A team that cannot hang on to a two-goal lead at home against the Baggies has no right assuming it can go to Stoke and win.

To say they've got it right assumes it's done.

This is a necessary prerequisite if we think of interpreting sentences like (52b) from left to right assuming incremental interpretation (see e.g., Baggio and van Lambalgen 2007 and Bott 2010 for implementations of the Event Calculus as a processing model).

Members of the right assume this position on principle (they believe it) or for strategic reasons (it serves some purpose such as getting elected).

The social right assumes that if progressives undermine the Democrats, they will finally gain power and enforce their social agenda on abortion, family structure, national security and regulations.

The Religious Right assumes that even though no positive statement from the founders saying that we are a Christian nation can be found among the founding documents, they just assume that the Christian faith is the founding faith.