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The health of the commercial banking system depends on the assumption that, at any time, most depositors will keep their money in the bank.

This theory developed on the assumption that job satisfaction and a sense of responsibility would counter or negate directorial selfishness.

It would be a bad idea to continue with energy subsidies on the assumption that commodities prices will not rebound after crisis.

He had lived and acted on the assumption that he was alone, and now he saw that he had not been.

But it would not be good to base your work on this estimate, rather you should base it on the assumption that the worst may happen.

He sent his wife and relatives to file his candidacy on the assumption that a convoy with women and journalists would be safe.

'Now, it's in the debt of a variety of countries, on the assumption that some of their currencies may well gain versus the dollar.

Even the much vaunted "government credit" rests on the assumption that its loans will ultimately he repaid out of the proceeds of taxes.

I buy on the assumption that they could close the market the next day and not reopen it for five years.

They make sense only on the assumption that God exists and that the world of solid objects is an illusion to be escaped from.

In general, adds Rouse's Bailey, "we advise them to [start on] the assumption that the enforcement system works to a great extent. "

It'd be a more merciful death. Excuse me, your entire argument is predicated on the assumption That superman's flight is a feat of strength.

Despite the hyped talk of China's rise, most Americans operate on the assumption that the U. S. is still No. 1.

Such a statement mainly rests on the assumption that the thing will happen.

The charge to an expense account is based on the assumption that the benefits from the expenditure will be used up in the current period.

He thinks it would be prudent to manage water on the assumption that low flows are here to stay.

Most reliability models are developed on the assumption that the systems consist of the same parts and all the parts bear the same load.

Her answer, delivered with awesome arrogance, was: 'You simply operate on the assumption that no man matures after the age of 11.

Most seed orchard theory is based on the assumption that panmixis will occur and that selfing will not be a serious problem.

The AHM is based on the assumption that test items can be described by a set of hierarchically-ordered attributes.

Investment strategies should not be based on the assumption that all times are "normal" times, and that periodic instability is abnormal.

We are working on the assumption that the rate of inflation will not increase next year.

But dark matter's existence is based on the assumption that Newton's second law of motion holds true at all physical scales.

Our work began on the assumption that the temperature plateau of ALADIN caloric curve was resulted from the compression excitation energy.

The program was written on the assumption that the system is working correctly.

Trade distribution is predicated on the assumption that publishing will be a slow process, lasting several months.

We are working on the assumption that we can carry out the plan in a week.

In the past dozen years, most astronomers have come around to operating on the assumption that there was indeed a big bang.

Image threshold segmentation is the simplest technique, based on the assumption that the object is separable from its background.

It was based on the assumption that the Security Council was paralysed and that America had ruled out military action.

Price pressures have persisted long enough to cast doubt on the assumption that it can resume growth of 9% or more without overheating.

This argument is defective even on the assumption that the rent control will not long remain in effect.

But any speculation there relies on the assumption that Raikkonen will definitely leave the team once the Spaniard arrives.

Based on the assumption that the opposition will attack, use the best, most aggressive central midfielder to close down their playmaker.

Now, based on the assumption that they will need more power again in a few years, I need lots of expansion capability.

On the assumption that it is ratified, the answer should be yes, as markets concluded (see chart).

Theories of scientific progress rest on the assumption that an invention or discovery will produce more good than evil.

to increase the number of children on the assumption that family happiness lies that way.

The entire previous experiment was based on the assumption that dogs are able to learn by copying behaviors, which is not at all proven.

Russia's offer may be based on the assumption that Japan will have to pare back its reliance on nuclear energy.

On the assumption that the data of the observers can not be tampered, the security of this system relies on the difficulty of factoring.

Plan A was predicated on the assumption that Greece could be safely quarantined.

Above all, realists warn against basing policy on wishful thinking, on the assumption that all will go as we want it to.

Nearly three years after the incident, consumers continue to flock to import dairy products on the assumption that they are safer.

His argument is based on the assumption that the Iranian government is run by genocidal maniacs, who would actively welcome Armageddon.

A demand curve is drawn on the assumption that everything except the commodity's own price is held constant.

But, even on the assumption that war and civil disorder are avoided, Mr Biggs's advice still has some merit.

They rented the old house on the assumption that the landlord would re-paint it.

Financial markets operate on the assumption that US sovereign debt is "risk-free" .

It is based on the assumption that scratch is not purely additive on a given image but shows also a destroying effect.

It rests on the assumption that nonwhites need the White Messiah to lead their crusades.

On the assumption that speed is kept constant, distance increases with time.

The European: We base our trust in the doctrines on the assumption that they are essentially correct?

This approach is based on the assumption that people will be most interested in the activities they choose for themselves.

Companies have invested vast amounts of time and money over the past decade on the assumption that it is true.

Note that recommendations for changing queries are based on the assumption that the DB2 catalog statistics are accurate.

It rests on the assumption that illiteracy is the path to grace.

As with many such arguments, it is based on the assumption that something is true, in order for the argument to make sense.

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

Don't let it continue on the assumption that children need to learn to stand up for themselves.

What should we do on the assumption that it is true?

Listing 9 is based on the assumption that the compiler optimizes away the empty base classes.

We are going to go ahead on the assumption that they don't know what they are doing.

Many bisexuals love to pun because they operate on the assumption that nothing has a fixed meaning, much like sexual identity.

At this stage we are working on the assumption that the earliest a recovery can take place is the 2nd half of 2009.

the decision to award the Nobel Prize to Ralph Steinman was made in good faith, based on the assumption that the Nobel Laureate was alive.

This is based on the assumption that GDP growth is an indicator of future stock market returns.

Neg-am mortgages in America and buy-to-rent arrangements in Britain were based on the assumption that houses were primarily investments.

For the first time in my life, I was charged with racism, on the assumption that a higher percentage of black teachers would fail the test.

This is based on the assumption that science is universal, objective and reliable.

On the assumption that hidden in wrapping paper, the five gold tickets, who was Kim who is the lucky tickets.

Seismic processing is often based on the Assumption that the earth's reflection coefficient series is random, which is empirically true

The NHS was also built on the assumption that general hospitals are the flagships of the system. (Mr Cameron promises to defend them. )

based on the assumption that the rate of inflation will not increase next year ;

They have constructed their portfolios on the assumption that Treasuries are the risk-free asset;

No prudent person dared to act on the assumption that, when the continent was settled, one government could include the whole;