Examples of using It is presumed in English and their translations into Swedish
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for example), it is presumed be most closely connected with the law of the place where the property is situated Article 43.
Your daughter Elizabeth, it is presumed, will not long bear the name of Bennet,
However, due to the large number of lottery games available on TheLotter, it is presumed that affiliates should earn stable commission over time as there are more revenue opportunities available(lottery games for customers to play) on TheLotter.
It is presumed that movable objects in the possession of one
It is presumed that you have full knowledge
In a few cases a particular infringing activity is not explicitly prohibited, because it is presumed to be covered by a more generic term
In absence of these antibodies it is presumed that either the person is not infected,
by concluding a marital property contract, it is presumed that the statutory regime of community of property is applicable.
in general humans(and it is presumed other mammals)
of parental rights and fulfilment of parental duties, it is presumed that s/he also has the consent of the other parent.
33 shall attempt to inform the vessel that it is presumed to be undermining the objective of the Convention
If a decision is taken under the regular procedure it is presumed that a review or appeal against the decision will have automatic suspensive effect Article 39§1
It was presumed that such surgery was carried out for a valid medical reason.
When Lady Ayesha did not come out of her howdah it was presumed she must have fallen asleep, and no one thought anymore about it. .
It was presumed that the Soviets… had somehow come up with a whole generation of super scientists who could churn out these incredible space vehicles.
There was a time period when it was presumed that anabolic steroid usage was just substantially efficient in well-trained sportsmens however the New England Journal of Medicine crushed this imprecise theory in 1996.
There was a period of time when it was presumed that anabolic steroid use was only significantly efficient in trained athletes
There was an amount of time when it was presumed that anabolic steroid usage was only dramatically efficient in trained athletes however the New England Journal of Medication squashed this inaccurate theory in 1996.
There was an amount of time when it was presumed that anabolic steroid use was just significantly effective in well-trained athletes
There was a time period when it was presumed that anabolic steroid use was just considerably reliable in trained sportsmens however the New England Diary of HealtHCAre crushed this imprecise theory in 1996.