“I presuppose that you have already reviewed the agenda and are prepared for the meeting.”

“Now it was our duty to promote the highest good; and it is not merely our privilege but a necessity connected with duty as a requisite to presuppose the possibility of this highest good.”

“We do not, of course, presuppose that nowhere ever is there a failure of, say, vision.”

“This definition presupposes that all rules of international law are framed in terms of duties.”

“Therefore, its operation in these markets presupposes an institutional framework that makes this operation possible.”

“But every inductive argument that proves its conclusion presupposes the truth of the law of causation.”

“Manorialism and feudalism presupposed a stable social order in which every individual knew their place.”

“The experience of family life is thus the prior education presupposed by a free society.”

“The traditional doctrine of the fall presupposed an original state of innocence for the human race.”

“I have tried to present Kant's thought in a modern idiom, while presupposing the least possible knowledge of philosophy.”

“Such exercises end up presupposing a continuity when it is almost certainly more productive to look for breaks.”

“Health care provider-patient relations are just one kind of human relations, presupposing all ethical requirements.”