"with assuming" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing an assumption that is the basis of an argument or plan. For example: "With assuming the current market trends remain unchanged, I believe this strategy will be successful."
It will check that pay packets align incentives with assuming no more risk than the bank can safely manage.
It is apparently more difficult for moguls to recognize the inherent segregation that comes with assuming people unlike yourself will simply take care of themselves.
Of course, the problem with assuming the status quo is that the status quo can only be maintained... until it cannot.
"The pace of TV is different to the pace of games," she said, before outlining another problem with assuming shows can be turned into games.
State prosecutors charged him last year with assuming the identity of Allen Rodriguez, an apartment manager in Newburgh, N.Y., who died in 1994.
Athletes will arrive later this month at Heathrow, bringing with (assuming Britain's airports can cope) more than just the baggage of their sports equipment.
One of Swiss Re's top executives, Jacques E. DuBois, said yesterday that along with assuming ownership of the site, the city could get the right to some of the insurance money.
"I think a lot of people feel the shorter-term commitment that comes with assuming the remainder of someone else's lease kind of limits the downside risk," he said.
Although a Caledonian state could more or less pay its way to begin with, assuming that it was able to hold on to most of the North Sea oil- and gas-fields, that resource is drying up.
It'll be interesting to see which OS Nokia goes with, assuming this actually happens.
This helps to understand the performance of the integrated system on one single zone with assuming maximum occupant load.
