Sentence examples for should presume from inspiring English sources

The international rules should presume that catch will be depleting unless evidence demonstrates otherwise.

Many in France and Spain are also outraged that a close ally like America should presume to spy on them.

"One can and indeed should presume that someone is innocent until proven guilty," a former associate said.

I got angry about this because I don't think any writer should presume to give orders to another.

Judges should presume that the government's evidence was reliable, the appeals court ruled, in effect shifting to the detainee the burden of refuting that presumption.

Unless you have extraordinary insight or inside information, you should presume that no stock is a better buy than any other.

Consideration should be given to the consequences of presuming consent and to the questions of ownership and organ monetary value as these questions are likely to arise should presumed consent be permitted.

The current debate has not taken in account accepted meanings of presumption in law and science and the consequences for rights of ownership that would arise should presumed consent become law.

So my question is not "What should an ethical person have done?" but rather "What should an ethical person presume?" Should one presume that most people want to do right and that these types of oversights can be ameliorated by a response like my friend's?

A company shouldn't be punished for adopting them, nor should we presume that they are a cloak for bias".

De Waal also argues that activism should speak to power, but also stand firmly against it, and should not presume that all change is possible from within.