Sentences with phrase «to presume»

However - this conclusion is not presumed from the beginning.

Therefore, rather than trying to prove that the father has abandoned the child, you simply must show that he does not meet the legal definition of presumed father.

While shooting a commercial he goes missing and is presumed dead by his handlers.

A person is presumed innocent until proved guilty, unless the would - be first estate declares him guilty.

I'd actually presumed there was a general & steady increase in monthly traffic, but the chart tells a somewhat different story.

My understanding is some of this criticism came from people who haven't seen the film, and who presumed from the trailer what the subject was.

This is partly because these labels operate on presumed knowledge.

So many disasters occurred because people presumed that the future would be much like the past, and they ended up being the ones that took the large losses.

It is also presumed that this future is derived from the present by a continuity of inheritance in which this condition is maintained.

Children under 13 are generally presumed not to have the capacity for negligence, so liability coverage extends to acts they commit that might be considered intentional acts if they were older.

In the majority of states, there are statutes that determine the child's presumed father under specific circumstances.

For example, if a car stops suddenly in front of you and you rear - end it, in most jurisdictions you are presumed at fault.

My comment was meant more tongue - in - cheek since one is often presumed american online, while I am not.

But it is almost always presumed to mean high technology of recent vintage.

It's been years since her father has been seen and is now presumed dead.

It was long presumed that there were physical limitations as to the size of structures possible to resolve using a microscope.

Any campaign or business that attaches posters to city property is presumed guilty under the law.

I say alleged because, as it turned out, he actually hadn't read the column, just presumed the context based on someone else's remarks.

Although money is still presumed to be the primary hurdle, the reasons low - income students drop out of college are more than financial.

At his age and presumed good health, you should be able to obtain a large amount of coverage for a relatively small cost.

Although no game editor was announced the main menu has a «downloadable content» button so it's presumed such might become available (if not at release).

More importantly, it's a sad testament to the nature of investing today that any responsible, long - term investor is automatically presumed to be dead.

While presumed to be innocent, they may spend years in prison awaiting trial.

The idea of older men dating younger women may be what has been presumed right by the previous generations.

I know that's totally to be presumed since we are married and all, BUT this week I fell in love with the hubs all over again!

Two types of presumed authority are «implied» and «apparent» authority.

In addition the law on contempt as applied in this case presumed the accused guilty and imposed on them the burden of proof of innocence contrary to the principles of fair trial.

Other biases exist as well, including presumed associations and misconceptions of chance.

It lists close to 600 titles that are wanting to find copies of, likely because the original master documents are missing and presumed lost.

The driver of the rear car is usually presumed to be at fault, although this may not always be the case.

Researchers presumed that all the pictures were intended to attract female attention as they were sourced from heterosexual sections of dating sites.

Not only can they can confirm that the device exists, but they also have images and presumed pricing of the device as well.

Its author presumed that once the principal is lost it is gone for good and that is the end of the story.

As you probably presumed, I ended up buying them.

While a broken arm or leg will heal, there are times when the damage is far more extensive than what is first presumed.

There is a decrease in the amount of volcanic forcing, and a small presumed increase in solar at the same time — both of which add to the warming.

The result will likely be a client - friendly article, free of presumed knowledge.

But their area of presumed competence is mental disorders, not changing the law.

Two of them are now missing and presumed destroyed.

Why are certain men and women presumed to be more pleasurable?

A lawyer is presumed competent if she has a law license.

After some time, wouldn't the missing person be legally presumed dead?

Since it's already presumed that countries already own what is beneath them, it stands to reason that this would effectively stop at the mantle.

Crossing adverse breeds short circuit presumed results and produce faulty connections.

Or that the parties to the lease presumed free parking by implication when they entered the lease and acted on it.

Accordingly, the judge found there was no positive evidence of presumed undue influence and he rejected the claim.