Meanings of be a presumption in English

I feel there should be a presumption of risk until proven otherwise.

We didn't invite any warming deniers because we believe in science and it should be a presumption.

It said there should be a presumption that those caught carrying a knife would be punished with jail.

I mention this as there seems to be a presumption that being northern means you are automatically working class.

Frank said there would be a presumption that standardized contracts would go to clearinghouses but it would not be iron-clad.

Photo: RNZ "There should be a presumption that information on Parliamentary information and securities systems should not be released."

There must be a presumption of innocence for Matamata because he had pleaded not guilty to all 24 charges, Philip said.

But how can there be a presumption of innocence at Guantánamo, when even innocent men who have long been cleared remain imprisoned?

There will be a presumption of denial to new license applications or extensions to existing authorizations related to the CGNPC, the energy department said.

In that case there would be an all but conclusive proof-inany case there will be a presumption-thatour first Gospel has been followed.

There 's a presumption that you might know these steps or directions already.

I judged too harshly where it was a presumption to judge at all.

There is a presumption that matched data need to be analyzed by matched methods.

Language is no certain test of race; but it is a presumption of race.

That were a presumption deserving indeed the pains of hell.'

However, there is a presumption that people should be happier in relationships -married relationships.