Sentences with phrase «said upon assumption»

Not exact matches

Then neither one of you will base your actions and next steps on assumptions about what was said, but rather upon an agreed - upon direction.

It would be cynical to say that he needs to feel that he owes blacks, with the concomitant assumption that their well - being is somehow dependent upon him.

When Irving Howe, the good democratic socialist critic of Dissent fame, was attacking in 1966 the whole idea of Counter-Cultural style — I guess Beatle boots, beads, long hair, turtlenecks, denims, etc. — , he said that it rested upon the ``... basic assumption... of the middle class: that values can be inferred from, or are resident in, the externals of dress, appearance, furnishings, and hair - dos.»

Or we hear that Jesus was merely describing in his hardest sayings what God's will would be for us when the kingdom should have come, not his will for us now; or again, that Jesus» ethic was an «interim ethic,» consciously based upon the assumption that the end of the whole world process was imminent.

President Buhari who was in the United Kingdom for the Supporting Syria and the Region Conference in London, British capital was speaking of the problems bedevilling the oil and gas sector of the economy which he said were part of the challenges he inherited upon an assumption of office.

The letter said Dr Opuni «ceases to hold office as CEO of Cocobod upon assumption of office of President Nana Akufo - Addo.»

Briefing the media on Uyo, CP Muazu said, «You will recall that upon assumption of duty as the 22nd Commissioner of Police, Akwa Ibom State on 11/07/2017, I clearly stated that I will champion a new course of policing in the State, in line with the force directives, under the leadership of IGP Ibrahim Idris, policing that focused on the people and service - oriented.

Still, upon finding a victim, rescue workers make no assumptions («They're not dead until they're warm and dead,» the saying goes.)

The APR calculation is based upon the assumption that you keep your loan for the entire period of the loan, say 30 years, which in reality may not be the true hold period for a borrower.

As for the economic impact of mitigating climate change, Stern's 1 percent of GDP calculation rests upon an assumption of stabilization of emissions in the next 10 to 20 years, which he says would make a temperature rise above 4 degrees Celsius unlikely.

She said: ``... questions of assumption of risk depend upon a wider range of factors and value judgments... Although the result in this case may be to bring about certainty and clarity... such an imposed limit on liability could easily be at the expense of justice in some future case.