Sentence examples for this position assumes from inspiring English sources

This position assumes that America, which remains, after all, the world's one superpower, has no choice but to assert its leadership in a complex world — as, perhaps, Mr. Obama demonstrated in his Libya policy.

This position assumes that the Massachusetts system increased marginal labor income tax rates in the state by roughly the same magnitude that the Affordable Care Act will increase them in the United States (by marginal labor income tax rate, I mean the extra taxes paid, and subsidies forgone, as the result of working, expressed as a ratio to the total compensation from working).

Government reports conclude that there is no significant risk to human health posed by shale gas, but this position assumes that best practice is followed at all times and that engineering solutions resolve all public health issues reported in the US [7, 12 14, 16].

He sought to negate the position assumed up till that point by both the Jewish and Christian hierarchy that one had a choice between either Judaism or Christianity.

There just seems to come a game when the players charged with filling the position assume the responsibility to do more than just react.

Mr. Morris's position assumes that the key to political compromise and initiative is personal.

Let us assume that the grasping position assumed in this paper is on the middle of the thickest folded hem depicted as a red point in center picture of Fig. 1.

Ironically I think the overtly aggressive and bullying position assumed by the increasingly ludicrous John Whittingdale backfired.

Washington moved down to a more exposed position, assuming Howe was going to embark his army on ships.

Lady Mary Michelle Dockeryy) seems poised to become the agent who runs Downton, a position assumed for centuries to be far beyond a mere woman's capability.

The aggressive position assumed by Americans against Russia is not shared by the Europeans who prefer to cajole the regional giant in a gentler way.