Sentence examples for takes as given from inspiring English sources

Brussels takes as given the cowardice of the British government when it comes to making the case for Europe.

The second best solution incorporates (takes as given) the misbehavior of the deviate units to obtain a second best optimum.

The integer programming model takes as given a set of candidate cell locations with corresponding costs, the amount of available bandwidth, the maximum demand for service in each geographical area, and the revenue potential in each customer area.

Rather than starting with the introspection of one's own mind and then generalizing to all other humans, the argument for animal minds takes as given that all humans have minds and generalizes from the human species to other species.

The average wage in the model thus has an exogenous component that the plant takes as given, and an endogenous component that depends on the average labor quality, which is chosen by the plant.

The fiscal variables that the household sector takes as given are the taxes on consumption, on labor income, and on net capital income (left( {tau _t^c,tau _t^ell,tau _t^k } right) ), and the transfers (T_t).

At the Republican state convention in Texas last week, the connection was taken as given.

Hip-hop originates in communities where such hazards are taken as given.

As he puts it: "The computing has to be top notch – and that we are taking as given.

This is a season in which the victimhood of white killers – their implied innocence – is accepted or taken as given.

So, Gordon says: "It was taken as given that women worked – there are no conservative attitudes on that score.