Sentence examples for which it assumed from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, WGA-E sought support from MSNBC's left-leaning stars, which it assumed would support its efforts.

Morgan Stanley filed a countersuit last May accusing LVMH and its chairman, Mr. Arnault, of instigating an "unjust and abusive procedure" against it and demanding 10 million euros in damages and the publication of a final court verdict, which it assumed would be in its favor, in 20 newspapers and magazines.

France's decision to advance into Cambodia came only when it feared that British and Siamese expansion might threaten its access to the largely unmapped Mekong River, which, it assumed (incorrectly), would provide access to central China.

Rather, he said, the government, as part of its effort to privatize the many banks over which it assumed control during the economic crisis of 1997 and 1998, wanted to encourage "groups specializing in the banking sector to come into being".

All the proceedings in the exercise of the jurisdiction which it assumed are null and void.

The central bank twice failed to sell the shares, which it assumed in a 1995 bailout of Banco Económico.

Lacan's account of the mirror stage establishes the ego as fundamentally imaginary, formed through the infant's specular captivation with the unitary form presented in images of itself which it assumes as its own through identification.

Its power to do any act which it assumes to do, and its liability to any obligation which is sought to be cast upon it, depend upon its charter, and when such charter is given by one of the laws of the United States, there is the primary question of the extent and meaning of that law.

It often uses students for technical assignments for which, it assumes, business school will have prepared them, such as market sizing or competitor analysis.

Uzbekistan is concerned by drug smuggling and militant groups crossing from Afghanistan, which it assumes will only get worse as coalition forces depart.

The higher temperature shape is the plastic's "permanent" form, which it assumes after it's heated.