| We never pass a door, we make no assumptions or presumptions, we always ask for a vote. |
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| This would not work if society was more conscious of the way research is changing many of our notions and presumptions. |
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| In practice, the process of negotiating safety can be complicated by underlying and often implicit presumptions about monogamy and fidelity. |
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| It's probably foolish to make presumptions about a relationship after spending only 90 minutes with a couple, but here goes. |
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| These presumptions or circumstances of evidence are readily rebutted by comparatively slight evidence. |
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| And the girl began to think of herself as a free agent, unbound by the presumptions of heredity. |
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| Statutory presumptions placing an evidential burden on the accused do not breach the presumption of innocence. |
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| Under such presumptions, institutional solutions based upon egalitarian principles were much more the norm and more forthcoming. |
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| By questioning underlying presumptions and conclusions they are creating a space in which to think about gender. |
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| Practitioner-held opinions are real, they reflect underlying presumptions and they can be articulated by individuals who practice advertising. |
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| Because, in my submission, it then offends against the principle that where the duties are pre-eminently spiritual certain presumptions arise. |
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| No great surprise there, except that this common-sense finding demolishes the implied presumptions of fervid gun control advocates. |
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| Valerie is blinded by her presumptions to the true answers to any of these questions. |
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| But, appearances to the contrary notwithstanding, there are clear connecting threads that identify the underlying ideological presumptions. |
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| Moira is a woman of firm opinions who is not impressed with masculine presumptions. |
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| There should be no presumptions in law that one parenting arrangement is better than another. |
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| Other presumptions, including irrebuttable presumptions of law, such as the age of criminal liability, belong more properly to the substantive law. |
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| There is no doubt that any set of procedures and presumptions will shape the negotiation and litigation postures of the parties to a custody dispute. |
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| Many of us are highly educated and your presumptions are most insulting. |
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| But it just goes to show how fallible presumptions and assumptions can be. |
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| As Nietzsche would have it, we need to take a suspecting glance at our presumptions about security so we can move past them. |
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| However, this being an element of fact, such proof could be provided by any means, including by means of precise and corroborating presumptions. |
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| In Quebec, however, the courts have required that presumptions of fact be significant, precise and corroboratory. |
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| Examine current programs, policies and services for heterosexist bias to eliminate internal discriminatory presumptions and practices. |
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| Currently many issues are being debated on the basis of presumptions and not facts. |
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| That conclusion should, in each case, be based on manifest facts, not presumptions. |
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| Retention of personal information should only be based on recent, specific information, and not on presumptions. |
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| These presumptions should then be confirmed, or their absence offset, by turning to the normal rules of interpretation in international law. |
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| He was willing to endorse Sir Nigel Rodley's proposal for an approach based on three presumptions. |
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| Old presumptions and stereotypes about the role of mothers and fathers during marriage and after separation are gradually disappearing. |
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| Paragraph 2 of article 10 is conceived as a set of presumptions, rather than a firm rule on receipt of electronic communications. |
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| Such language is normally used to create mandatory presumptions of law that require a trier of fact to find a presumed fact upon proof of a basic fact. |
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| Generally, these persons must demonstrate their economic independence and autonomy before escaping presumptions of fact which apply to related persons. |
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| In addition, presumptions in favour of maximum contact and ongoing parental responsibility often expose children to situations that are not in their best interest, and may actually be detrimental or even dangerous. |
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| Finally, some States may not apply these presumptions if the child is born after the factual or legal separation of the spouses or after the dissolution of the marriage or the divorce. |
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| Moreover, a growing body of empirical evidence at both the aggregate level and the level of individual households and businesses supports these basic presumptions. |
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| Its unique feature is that in reviewing the evidence of a particular claim it may be required by law to make all reasonable inferences and presumptions in favour of the worker. |
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| My presumptions may be great with my friends, but they are the easiliest checked of any man's alive. |
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| Both, therefore, reject the use of legislative presumptions. |
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| This approach is the one most consistent with a neutral model that makes no presumptions in advance about the allocation of parenting responsibility. |
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| For most contexts, the underlying presumptions sustaining these renditions do hold. |
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| The parties can validly make agreements on mere presumptions of the fortuitousness of events which, in the situations contemplated, are normally due to fortuitous events. |
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| But their theory alerted us to our own presumptions about the way the food system works, and its seeming invincibility to everything short of catastrophe. |
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| Yet, in contradiction to all these very plausible presumptions, even this remote period teems with its own peculiar and separate instruction. |
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| I ape white gentlemanliness, in the hopes that my performance, will create presumptions of sophistication and sameness, invent social licence that will magically render me immune from violence. |
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| I wonder whether, having made the film, you feel closer to Nim or further away. We all project onto each other presumptions and expectations, motives that we do or do not have. |
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| Such restrictions would either have to be withdrawn or re-characterized as refutable presumptions to enable the right of conscientious objection to be applied to professional soldiers. |
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| The trial court gave the decision on presumptions and conjectures which have no value in the eyes of the law. |
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| We decided not to appeal because we believed that we could reach the same goals, that is the goals set by the legislators, without necessarily using these two presumptions. |
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| Indeed, the examples illustrating the use of the presumptions in paragraph could be construed as creating an irrebuttable presumption of a lobbying purpose. |
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| The demand to be loved is the greatest of all arrogant presumptions. |
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