Boris Johnson in the Daily Telegraph criticises the Lib Dems for supposedly assuming they will be in government after the next election.
Summoned to the stand by Clark's lawyer, the priest said he had advised Rafe that, as opposed to defending Clark's interest, he had "a greater obligation to his wife and his child and the young woman who, supposedly, I assume, was killed, and to justice and society".
There would be a spring bounce, investors assumed, as supposedly confident Americans spent their windfalls from the lower oil price.
For example, the baffling, but one assumes supposedly comic, device of the French waiter impersonating a Pakistani.
"The actuary is supposedly going to lower the assumed reinvestment rate from an absolutely hysterical, laughable 8 percent to a totally indefensible 7 or 7.5 percent," Mr. Bloomberg said during a trip to Albany in late February.
Many experts had assumed the champion's supposedly superior strength would make a telling difference in the middle rounds, but instead his largely ineffective efforts served only to highlight the other man's superiority.
In order to escape this identity that is imposed upon us by the weight of history or assumed upon us by supposedly more progressive and qualified NGOs of the secular realm, most faith based NGOs have found refuge in professionalism.
And I'm even less sold on the supposedly liberal tendencies of Sociology that Kristof assumed.
So while it's still often assumed to be a ditzy discipline (merging supposedly unheroic pastimes like shopping, styling and decorating), great interior design can make a difference.
The first pollen record of grazing weeds can thus be assumed to mark the onset of pastoralism, supposedly with goats and sheep introduced from the Middle East and the endemic large bovid of the yak, domesticated in the Tibetan highlands.
But for a trend supposedly sweeping the workplace, the list of people who have assumed the position of CHO is rather short.
