assumption

• assumption that there

  The dualist's notion of paraphrase rests on the assumption that there is some basic sense that can be preserved in different renderings.

• fundamental assumption

  That sums up a fundamental assumption of this work.

• assumption is made

  (This assumption is made throughout the analysis.)

• common assumption

  The common assumption is that the survival of the monarchy is proof of the enduring British attachment to its hallucination.

• reasonable assumption

  "It seems a reasonable assumption."

• underlie assumption

• assumption that individuals

  The above analysis has been undertaken on the assumption that individuals have similar tastes and similar incomes; i.e. we have used the assumption of a ‘representative’ individual.

• make the assumption

  But no, no, because we can make the assump , we can make the assumption that it that the that they could get it, if they don't get it from us they'll get it from whatever the prices.

• assumption that because

  There is no substance in the assumption that because people are mentally handicapped they are less likely than anyone else to be happy.

• assumption made

  The assumption made in the empirical literature is that (no effect on consumer prices) and (tax borne in full by labour).

• assumption that people

  In using this term I am not making the simplistic assumption that people who hold this position are sick.

• widespread assumption

  I would like to challenge the widespread assumption advanced in Shopping for the planet (NI 203) that dealing with diapers is an impossibly difficult task.