Sentence examples for this presumption of from inspiring English sources

"He has this presumption of collegiality.

Dee's wounded indignation is equalled only by her bewilderment at this presumption of entitlement to judge.

Milosz turned this presumption of "historical logic" upside down: if Communism now ruled Eastern Europe, it was not because of the laws of history but because the Russians had burned the house down.

"In this presumption of guilt culture, which is what has come about in Washington in the last 10 or 15 years, there must be a sense of anger there and an inability to manage the facts," said Lanny J. Davis, a lawyer in Washington who was brought into the Clinton White House to help deal with the multiple investigations of that administration.

This "presumption of atheism" has been challenged in a number of ways.

This presumption of transparency when it comes to whiteness is particularly dangerous in the newsroom.

However, one implication of this presumption for people with diabetes is that self-management quickly becomes hidden from view which is reinforced by the systems and organisational priorities operating in primary care.

The press has said, 'Please make such a statement.' But there exists in this country the presumption of innocence.

"Through this abandonment the presumption of innocence in favour of Mr Ecclestone remains intact," the defence team wrote in a separate joint statement signed by his lawyers.

"this contradicts the presumption of innocence and deprives the individual of his fundamental right to fair trial and fair hearing, or indeed, any trial or hearing".

Making 'more with less' intuitively seems to be good for the environment, and this is the presumption of current UK policy.