Sentence examples for this would presuppose from inspiring English sources
This would presuppose that the U.S. and Russia operate comparable systems with critical flaws common to both.
This would presuppose that he had not only a clear notion of the nature of the different virtues, but also a positive conception of the good life as such.
However, this would presuppose a short incubation period.
Indeed, following Wang Bi's argument, they are not pursued even to promote the common "good," for that would presuppose a view of excellence as resting on external standards and concomitantly, a misguided belief in the efficacy of action imposed on the people to alter their nature and make them "better".
If the White and white spotting mutations occurred before FERV-kit and LTR-kit insertions, then that would presuppose a FERV-kit insertion on one haplotype and a LTR-kit insertion on another haplotype, both at the identical position, which is quite unlikely.
And this debate, if it ever occurred, would presuppose that liberty-eroding security measures would actually work and wouldn't be ineffective ways of solving nonexistent problems.
Sub-Lacanian theory would presuppose that the signified "Baudrillard" is merely a neo-modernist capitalist paradox and "death" is a sub-textual patriarchalist paradigm interpolated through a post-colonialist hermeneutic.As such, as Sontag states, "society is dead"; the signifier is merely replicated as a series of pre-cultural totalities implying post-Foucaultian absurdity.
But these disagreements would presuppose substantial agreements in other respects.
In saying (4) Elwood would presuppose that Bush invaded Iraq, and in (5) he would presuppose that Clinton had cheated on his wife, and then stopped doing so for a period of time (possibly rather short).
In saying (3) he would presuppose, but not say, that someone led America to defeat in the War of 1812.
An adaptation of the maker culture in formal education would presuppose that all students are or can potentially become makers or tinkerers.
