Sentence examples for took as given from inspiring English sources

Its terms of reference took as given Australia's unique and uniquely dysfunctional three-sector system – some pay, some don't, and so ad infinitum.

Cantor took as given the "conceptual sphere" of the real numbers, and he considered arbitrary subsets P, which he called 'point sets'.

Both took as given the set of rational numbers, and for the definition of R they relied on a certain totality of infinite sets of rational numbers (either sequences, or Dedekind cuts).

Among other philosophers responsible for the revival of interest in emotions, Irving Thalberg (1977) took as given the cognitive dimension of emotion, and explored some of the subtleties of the different relations of emotions to their objects.

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.

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

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.

Homo economicus, not his fallible counterpart, is the oddity.To take one example, the "people" in economic models have fixed preferences, which are taken as given.