Sentence examples for we are presumed from inspiring English sources
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).
He informs us we are presumed innocent and we have a right to an attorney or to postpone with a valid reason.
Davis had said: "The judges have laid out what we can't do and not exactly what we can do, but we are presuming it requires an act of parliament, therefore both Commons and Lords".
(We are presuming that Mendel's first law holds at both loci).
We are presuming that the 20 29 age group would be a good proxy for the 18 29 age group.
"James, we are presuming, is out for the whole of June but it is not as bad as it first looked.
She claims we are "presuming" we know what to tell young women.
If all we are doing is suggesting that the authority ambiguously worded in the Constitution gives any president permission to act unilaterally, then we are presuming that the Constitution's framers and amenders had 21st century vision.
We are presuming that our use of standardized protocols will make any clustering effects negligible.
(Oncologist D10) Yes, because some decisions we make at the [MDT meeting] we would say "We are presuming this patient is very fit" and then we say "This patient will have chemotherapy/radiotherapy and whatever".
He added: "We're presuming that the economy will recover this year.
