Sentence examples for said assumptions from inspiring English sources

Henceforth, he said, assumptions like the right of the state to bring about redistribution through such "coercive means" as progressive taxation "will need to be defended and argued for instead of being taken for granted".

Indeed, as the reviewer said, assumptions like this concerning the evolutionary origin of the chromosome may be tested by our model, which have incorporated all the elementary events that are necessary for the emergence of first primitive chromosomes in a chromosome-less system.

Crystallographic orientation of the grains in the polycrystal is chosen randomly and it is verified that the said assumption does not have a significant effect on the final volume fraction of martensite.

For tractability, it is assumed that the recruiters direct all their search intensity to the unemployed, attempts will be made to justify said assumption in Section 3.

Allowing for a residual environmental correlation function on the same environmental variable as that for the genetic correlation function would violate the said assumption.

When significant assumptions have been made for example, the ontogeny of a transporter is unknown and its activity is assumed to be independent of age a sensitivity analysis should be included to demonstrate the importance of said assumption.

MI5 says assumptions cannot be made about suspects based on skin colour, ethnic heritage or nationality.

Despite such positive changes, Gould says assumptions about disability linger on in popular culture: "It starts with childhood, with our first stories about witches or dwarves.

In this sense, we say assumption (mathrm{H5}^) is almost satisfied.

If you use more optimistic assumptions -- say, the assumptions in the budget forecasts that were used to justify Mr. Bush's tax cut -- the system will still be financially sound in 2075.

She said that assumptions are natural, but it is what you do with those assumptions that shows who you really are as a person.