In fact, the country may not have the ability to provide all the health-care services presumed to fully satisfy needs.
The appraisal of health care services presumes that preferences can be measured and can be made available to the policy and decision makers.
Additional features are planned for the service, presuming it catches hold with customers.
Data point: self-fulfilling car service presumed culpable in escape from Dark Ages in 1999 and into the Non Dimensions.
Most customers, understandably, see the word "service" and presume that the charge is a tip for the person who served them.
"It is appropriate to start the schemes where there are user fees and thus pre-payment is relevant, but this is not applicable in government units because services are presumed to be free".
The shortages in hospital supplies, with which women and their families are faced, represent a health policy contradiction in Uganda, where health services are presumed to be free at public health facilities.
Any patient from whom S. aureus was first recovered during the initial 72 hours after admission to the medical, surgical, or obstetric services was presumed to have acquired the organism before hospitalization and was excluded.
This kind of dumbed-down writing does nothing so much as service a presumed ignorance of South Asia — an ignorance the reader may not share with the Westerner listening mutely to Saadi's stories.
"What the secret services should now presume is that the Volgograd bombings were intended as a diversion, to distract their attention from Sochi," wrote Andrei Soldatov, a Russian security services expert who edits the website Agentura.ru, in a piece published in the Telegraph.
