Examples of using Presumed in English and their translations into Chinese
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Ghosn claims that because they spread false information and withheld information that might help him, he was presumed guilty and could not prove his innocence.
The researchers presumed that this mutation would stop the protein from being produced, preventing these strains of TB from surviving.
This sort of thing, this wide divergence between presumed value and actual price, is not the exception; it is the rule.
It might be presumed that such temperaments, which usually manifest themselves in early youth and persist through life, show a singular defect of vital force.
Then we presumed the Sun was unique, until we learned that the countless stars of the night sky are suns themselves.
Which is ironic, since typically when a person sees things that others can't, they are just presumed as crazy and that's that.
But the cue card people presumed that he would be reading out of the actual book, and that the book would be in English.
Presumed consent laws could also encourage the withholding of life-saving measures from unprotected persons.
It is to be presumed, with all the available evidence, that supernatural forces are behind the quandaries and outrages of recent times and so….
So I presumed that, there being only two years between the two dates, Louis was Henry's successor.”.
Ghosn said that because they spread false information and withheld information that might help him, he was presumed guilty and could not prove his innocence.
When Haggis read this in Freedom, he presumed that the church had obtained its information from the declarations that members sometimes provide after auditing.
If a State permitted hazardous activities in its territory, it must be presumed to be able to take care of the potential consequences thereof.
The representative of the Ozone Secretariat recalled that decision XV/41 had presumed Qatar to be in non-compliance with the CFC control measures for 2001-2002.
At first he was disturbed by his outbursts, as if he presumed too familiarly upon his subject, and he apologized to his students;
The jurisprudence of international courts leads to the conclusion that a State may not be presumed to have waived its rights.
The other shoe, we presumed at the time, was that Facebook would close the taps for one reason or another.
Although the independence of the judiciary is often easily presumed, that presumption is not an irrefutable one.
Investors are presumed to have an insight into the future- falling bond yields are seen as a sign that the economy is slowing, for example.
The British Medical Association(BMA) supports presumed consent but it remains controversial amongst doctors and many transplant surgeons oppose it.