on the assumption that in English

under the supposition that, assuming that

Use "on the assumption that" in a sentence

1. It proceeds on the assumption that everyone needs exercise.

2. 9 I work on the assumption that people are rational beings.

3. 25 We are working on the assumption that everyone invited will turn up.

4. 30 We are working on the assumption that everyone invited will turn up.

5. Politicians seem to work on the assumption that the early bird catches the voter.

6. I set the table for eight people(Sentencedict.com ), on the assumption that Jo would come.

7. As a statesman, one has to act on the assumption that problems must be solved.”

8. Predicating tax policies on the assumption that have access to their partner's income is unfair.

9. The above are based on the assumption that the common definitions are formulated as [Global Technical Regulation Zero]

10. Our Founding Fathers based the Constitution on the assumption that there was such a thing as public virtue.

11. Effective treatment is based on the assumption that Acrophobia is a learned response to being in certain situations.

12. Nevertheless, he added: “As a statesman, one has to act on the assumption that problems must be solved.”

13. The embellishment argument hinges on the assumption that the 1832 account describes the appearance of only one divine being.

14. 7 Political theory rests on the assumption that these activities are central to the functioning of a democratic society.

15. This principle is based on the assumption that a letter invites a reply, thus balancing the accounts of total mail.

16. However[Sentencedict.com], this suggestion depends on the assumption that prostacyclin is continually produced by arterial wall to prevent platelet aggregation.

17. Back formation definition: the invention of a new word on the assumption that a familiar word is derived from it

18. It is only prepared to make that payment on the assumption that the Business is a going concern without too many problems.

19. The "fleet in being" concept is based on the assumption that the fleet is relatively safe in port, even if near the enemy.

20. Kitchen Cupboards generally are manufactured to standard sizes, but to rely on the assumption that your cabinets are a standard size would be unwise

21. The basic model is the mixed mating model, which is based on the assumption that every fertilisation is either self-fertilisation or completely random cross-fertilisation.

22. Descriptive statistics is solely concerned with properties of the observed data, and it does not rest on the assumption that the data come from a larger population.

23. The codon restriction theory is based on the assumption that the accuracy with which the triplet codons in mRNAs are translated into amino acids is lost with age .

24. Many of the policies aimed at reducing emergency department Attendances are based on the assumption that a proportion of current utilization is ‘avoidable’ and therefore could be reduced

25. Mark Mandel, a father in Chicago, says his family previously bought infants' Tylenol and Motrin drops on the assumption that the branded products were of better quality than generics.

26. Contemporaneity focuses on the meaning of words, on the assumption that the ordinary meaning of a treaty’s terms serve as the principal evidence of what the parties intended them to mean

27. Efforts to reduce weight had led to the deletion of ejection seats during the design process for the Skywarrior, based on the assumption that most flights would be at high altitude.

28. The expected click-through rate (CTR) that Google Ads provides for a keyword in your account is an estimate based on the assumption that the search term will match that keyword exactly.

29. Most Allusions are based on the assumption that there is a body of knowledge that is shared by the author and the reader and that therefore the reader will understand the author’s referent.

30. Given the lesson of the British Empire's demise, it would be foolish to base current policy on the assumption that China will hit a fatal speed-bump before it is able to supplant the U.

31. His Secret Cities of Old South America was described by The Explorers Club in a review as a "crank book, basing most of its fantastic conclusions on the assumption that Atlantis and Mu did exist...

32. On the other hand, a global warming period of finite duration (based on the assumption that fossil fuel use will cease by the year 2200) will probably only impact the glacial period for about 5,000 years.

33. In fact, the bloc’s expansion has only aggravated the “frontline country syndrome,” and today not only these countries’ foreign policies but also their domestic policies are largely based on the assumption that they need “special” protection.

34. This is based on the assumption that the most expensive functions inside games, can be abstracted from the game logic, making it possible to use a high-level programming language, such as Python, to structure the game.

35. Ableism is a set of beliefs or practices that devalue and discriminate against people with physical, intellectual, or psychiatric disabilities and often rests on the assumption that disabled people need to be ‘fixed’ in one form or the other.

36. Allopathy A term used by practitioners of homeopathy to refer to conventional medicine, which is based on the assumption that treatment should be directed so as to oppose disease processes-witness the number of ‘anti-’ entries in this dictionary

37. The Inter-Agency Meeting had taken that decision on the assumption that most of the issues addressed in the United Nations conferences held in recent years would be considered at the World Summit on Sustainable Development (A/AC.105/779, para.

38. Background: =Theoretically, autologous serum eye drops (AS) have a potential advantage over traditional therapies based on the assumption that Asserve not only as a lacrimal substitute to provide lubrication, but also contain other biochemical components mimicking natural tears more closely

39. And while I know that my comments give some the vapours (and that is why The Bunker has a very nicely upholstered swoon couch complete with beautifully crocheted Antimacassars), I work on the assumption that I amuse as many as I shock.

40. What is more, I consider that, in view of the uncertainty, the Agency adhered to the wording of Article 5 bis by concluding the contract on the assumption that the products would not come from the CIS, but refusing to do so otherwise.

41. It is true that conclusive evidence of an actual reduction or deflection of trade in relation to the situation which would have existed in the absence of the aid is not required - on the assumption that it would be possible to prove .

42. The curve showing the Circumferential (or longitudinal) changes was also plotted, and from the two curves thus obtained it was easy, on the assumption that the metal was isotropic in directions at right angles to the magnetization, to calculate changes of volume; for if Circumferential …

43. The concept of Assent is based on the assumption that while a child has sufficient capacity to understand a procedure and agree with parental decisions, he or she does not have the autonomy to request and consent to a procedure on his or her own

44. The Aporias in Plato's early dialogues.1 In this paper, I wish to present a few specimen resolutions based on the assumption that the fallacies, omissions, and apparent contradictions producing the Aporias are fully intentional on Plato's part.2 The evidence for Plato's deliberateness falls into two main cate-

45. 16 Admittedly, there is the other aspect to the question, which relates to the difficulty of establishing the value of the foreign currency or to the extreme volatility of its value in relation to the national currency, on the assumption that the latter, by contrast, displays a degree of stability.

46. These recent stories from Germany and Pakistan are identical—Muslim men harassing non-Muslim women on the assumption that it’s their Islamic right and privilege—except for one difference: the German “infidel” escaped with her life, whereas the Pakistani “infidel” was murdered for refusing to gratify the sexual desires of her Islamic Accosters.

47. An article on the Center for Disability Rights website describes Ableism this way: Ableism is a set of beliefs or practices that devalue and discriminate against people with physical, intellectual, or psychiatric disabilities and often rests on the assumption that disabled people need to be ‘fixed’ in one form or the other.

48. (Back to Table of Contents) 5.1.1 Chemical Mass Balance Modelling (CMB) CMB is a receptor modelling method (Watson et al., 1991), based on the assumption that the mix of PM in a given volume of air in the atmosphere comes from a linear combination of individual PM sources known to be influencing the airshed.

49. The “Labour Antisemitism” media narrative — which has as much to do with actual incidents of Antisemitism as the “welfare fraud” narrative has to do with actual incidents of fraud — relies on the assumption that there was a dramatic upsurge in the prevalence of Antisemitism among Labour members after 2015, to the point that the

50. Thus we are permitted to prove that the unqualified call creates certain Aliasings, on the assumption that it starts in its own alias environment but has access to the caller’s environment through the inverted variable, and then to assert categorically that the qualified call has the same Aliasings transposed back to the original environment