His rhetoric contrasts his own mandate with the presumptions of callous technocrats, ignoring the mandates of creditor governments.
Is it to do with the presumption that these people are rich and they get what they deserve buying a flat like that?
"As a producer, you've got to go in with the presumption that one of these people might be president of the United States.
These days the rich find it quite hard to get away with the presumption that their wealth is proof of their virtue.
"I disagree strongly with the presumption that things have gotten worse," he said.
"The duration of such detention is, ipso facto, incompatible with the presumption of innocence.
I will therefore start with the presumption that witnesses should give evidence in public".
Safety standards mandated by the government have generally been engineered with the presumption that safety belts were being used.
This begins with the presumption that what Americans really want is a bunch of pseudopopulists to tell them they can have everything for free.
"The thing I object to is beginning with the presumption that people can't make decisions with severe pain or anxiety," said Dr. Zaner of Vanderbilt.
In 2011, the Guardian revealed that Warner was entitled to a pension from Fifa after he quit all football positions with "the presumption of innocence maintained".
