(Until the Kiryat Malachi incident, no Israeli had been killed this year by a rocket or missile fired from Gaza).That is one reason why Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, more cautious than is often presumed, held back from ordering a ground attack and occupation, despite the call-up of 75,000 reservists and the massing of tanks, artillery and infantry on the border with Gaza.
Reynolds was presumed to have epilepsy.
The axioms of set theory may be presumed to hold in virtue of the meanings of the terms set, member of, and so on.
Hi-tech spies put names to all their faces, using whatever mega-efficient identity database of everyone in the entire world hi-tech spies are presumed to hold.
Vice President Al Gore went to court to force manual recounts in three predominantly Democratic counties that were presumed to hold a big advantage for him.
The default option, it says, should be to leave well alone, and the burden of proof should be on the advocates of change.The current intellectual-property system was created by the rich world, which is presumed to hold all the property and license it to the rest of the world.
Subsequently, these relationships are presumed to hold in the future, where they can be used to determine future predictands.
Another rationale surrounds self-ownership: we are presumed to hold proprietary rights over ourselves and our bodies, perhaps in line with John Locke's idea that "every Man has a Property in his own Person" (Locke 1988, V. 27, 305).
And while RedState may have overlooked Johnson's K Street connection in its critique of Blunt, the equation Erickson noted is an accurate one: The more Blunt rises in the Senate, the less influence the insurrectionist Tea Party wing can be presumed to hold.
During visual search, for example, WM is presumed to hold information about the target.
