Sentence examples for virtually assumed from inspiring English sources

The instructions asked by the company virtually assumed that the general law governing the rights, duties, and responsibilities of passenger carriers prescribed a definite, fixed limit of value, beyond which the carrier was not liable for baggage, except under a special contract or upon previous notice as to value.

The three-way or higher order interactions among the covariates are not included, which are virtually assumed to be zero.

Soon after his return to France, Betances became the first secretary to the Dominican Republic's diplomatic mission to France, but virtually assumed the role of ambassador.

This may also explain why he continued to serve the state even when Cromwell dissolved Parliament, in 1653, giving way to the autocracy of the Protectorate, in which Cromwell assumed virtually kinglike powers.

But virtually everybody always assumed that European integration more broadly was a one-way street: once inside the club, there was liberal democracy and, sooner or later, prosperity; nobody would possibly want to go back to authoritarianism, whether of a rightwing type, as on the Iberian peninsula, or a leftwing type, as in central and eastern Europe.

Ford assumed virtually all Rouge's health care and pension benefits costs.

Ford assumed virtually all Rouge's health care and pension benefit costs and covered Rouge for legacy environmental liabilities through 2009.

As a result of the addition of small particles axial dispersion is reduced substantially, to the extent that oil plug-flow can be assumed in virtually all practical circumstances.

It was assumed that virtually all the unvaccinated were likely to contract measles.

Virtually all deaths are assumed accounted for based on access to a comprehensive nationwide registration of deaths in Japan.

Nevertheless, a single active Michaelis conformation is usually assumed in virtually all textbook treatments of the subject.