Example sentences of "assume that [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Often , when the writer is attempting to represent a particular word , he assumes that the word he has written down genuinely approximates to what he wants . |
| 32 | The legal model assumes that the board of directors manages the ordinary business of the company . |
| 33 | This assumes that the bathroom is next to or above the kitchen ( as is usually the case ) ; if running hot water to another room ( a bedroom , say ) will create a very long pipe run , it might be simpler to install a separate instantaneous or small storage heater . |
| 34 | In one sense , new book selection is a way of filling in or updating between stock revisions , but this assumes that the whole of a stock is updated , subject by subject , over a limited timespan , and because stock revision is a highly staff-intensive process that is rarely the case . |
| 35 | The present project assumes that the lack of progress stems , in part , at least , from the methods employed . |
| 36 | She always does this — assumes that the money is hers when she saves something out of the housekeeping . |
| 37 | For simplicity , the example assumes that the company scraps the asset in 1996 and receives a balancing allowance equal to the tax written-down value . |
| 38 | The traditional view of insider dealing typically assumes that the company director is the insider , dealing on his own behalf in the shares of the company of which he is an employee . |
| 39 | It is known as matrix modelling because it assumes that the price of a bond is made up from each component of relative value taken separately . |
| 40 | This model assumes that the welfare state can combat the worst injustice of modern capitalist societies . |
| 41 | An individualistic explanation of some event or phenomenon assumes that the event can be readily understood and explained solely through reference to the behaviour of the individual(s) involved in it . |
| 42 | It simply assumes that the past is of consuming interest , and through its richness and rareness of reference , and the elegance with which it is written , makes it so . |
| 43 | Jayne Greenwell also assumes that the existence of God is not a fact but ‘ a matter of opinion ’ . |
| 44 | This , of course , assumes that the direction of dichotic ear asymmetry is a valid index of the hemisphere in which speech is represented . |
| 45 | LIFESPAN assumes that the parent of a user is the person to whom information is to be sent if the user is in some way deficient in the activities to be undertaken ; e.g. failing to make a DC assessment . |
| 46 | In addition , LIFESPAN always assumes that the parent of a user is the person to whom information is to be sent if a user is in some way deficient in the activities to be undertaken , e.g. failing to respond to a Software Performance Report . |
| 47 | In addition , LIFESPAN always assumes that the parent of a user is the person to whom information is to be sent if a user is in some way deficient in the activities to be undertaken , e.g. failing to respond to a Software Performance Report . |
| 48 | It assumes that the person to whom the institution has a liability ( ‘ the liability of the institution to him ’ ) is one and the same person as the person who made the deposit ( ‘ in respect of … each sterling deposit which was made by him ’ ) . |
| 49 | However , this counter-argument in turn assumes that the requirement of sufficient interest is a liberal standing rule in the sense that it makes access to the courts to challenge administrative action very easy , and so shifts the burden of weeding out weak cases to other mechanisms . |
| 50 | Two strictly rational players , each of whom assumes that the other is strictly rational , can do nothing but defect if they both know how many rounds the game is destined to run . |
| 51 | The allegation does not disclose how the problem was to be resolved and in any event assumes that the difficulty can be solved by an agreement between the plaintiff and the defendants whereas the intervention and agreement of Mr. Brant would also have been necessary if any concrete step were to be taken . |
| 52 | This assumes that the behaviour of individuals that is part of the organization 's structure of authority can be isolated from other roles and other aspects of behaviour . |
| 53 | This chapter assumes that the expatriate employee is male and references to spouses are directed to wives . |
| 54 | If there is no load torque then this motor torque is used to accelerate the motor/load inertia ( 1' ) , therefore : This is an equation of simple harmonic motion for the rotor position and so the natural frequency of rotor oscillation about the equilibrium position is : The simple analysis of oscillation frequency assumes that the system is undamped . |
| 55 | McCallum assumes that the government decides its monetary and fiscal policies for period t at the end of period t - 1 and can not or does not change them in period t . |
| 56 | ( This assumes that the government does not allow the exchange rate to appreciate . ) |
| 57 | This analysis assumes that the voltage waveform applied to the phase circuit is independent of speed , but with a bridge drive circuit this may not be true . |
| 58 | The fly in effect assumes that the size and velocity of the target are always those corresponding to hoverflies , and on this rigid ( and fallible ) basis the creature determines its angle of turn , when initiating its flight , according to the variable approach angle subtended by the target . |
| 59 | Obviously in the winter it still may not provide enough and will have to be supplemented with concentrates and this assumes that the pasture has been well maintained and is not overstocked . |
| 60 | The above.discussion rather assumes that the Parliament is a permanent , enduring feature of our constitution . |