Sentence examples for so presume from inspiring English sources

The majority's premise was that, properly advised of his rights, a suspect could make a free and rational decision about whether to talk, and any confession would then be voluntarily given -- or at least, the law could so presume.

Both companies declined to comment on whether either party was paying either party, so presume that Microsoft is paying Dropbox.

At this stage, we do not discriminate between different differentiating cell types and, in doing so, presume that the balance between proliferation and differentiation is not correlated with particular fate choice.

It is probably going to evolve in a direction that won't be beneficial for you, so presume the worse and get running as soon as you can.

Never seen alive, and so presumed dead.

So, presuming the industrialized and industrializing nations are serious, who or what can realistically turn the carbon tide?

So, presuming the will has been through probate and you get a copy, you can see what, if any provision, was made for you.

So, presuming one accepts the I.P.C.C. findings (which all the world's nations — ostensibly at least — say they do) we're already in the climate management (or conscious mismanagement) game.

Thus, when Debra Medina got on the phone with Beck she did so presuming a friendly interview.

The Digital Garage deal was announced January 16, so presuming reasonable preparations before that, 15 days after signing to make the move is a reasonable enough time frame.

I didn't hear from Kirsty so presumed I wasn't needed.