Sentence examples similar to strong assumes from inspiring English sources

Gill served an apparently undistinguished term as acting governor until his own death in 1800, ten days before his successor, Caleb Strong, assumed office.

Whiteley became Chief of Intelligence (G-2) at SHAEF instead of Strong, but Eisenhower and Smith had their way in the long run, and Strong assumed the post on 25 May 1944, with Brigadier General Thomas J. Betts as his deputy.

Sacramento will be stronger, assuming that Chris Webber stays healthy.

Next year the Olympic connection in the Tour will be stronger, assuming the new pro team sponsored by Sky TV gets an entry.

"I do not have hundreds of thousands of Arabs among my constituents".Since then, the power of the pro-Israel lobby in Washington has grown stronger, assuming epic proportions in some imaginations.

The tradition of strong purposivism assumes that legislation is a purposive act and that judges should interpret acts of Congress to implement the legislative purpose, even if doing so requires some deviation from the clear meaning of the enacted text.

Contrary to weak sustainability, strong sustainability assumes that human capital and natural capital are complementary, but not interchangeable.

Americans are proud of "the strong dollar," assuming that means a strong economy.

Early studies of earthquake strong motion assumed linear materials and small deformations.

If the signal becomes too strong, we assume the car has reached its destination and stop the car.

He said Germany would experience "reasonable export-led growth" but not as strong as assumed by the European Commission.