presuppose造句

It's dangerous to presuppose that a person is guilty.

I presuppose that you have done your work.

We cannot presuppose the truth of his statements.

At first we must not presuppose even its possibility.

All your arguments presuppose that he's a rational, intelligent man.

This toolkit does not presuppose any specific methodology for developing SIP-based services.

Now this is not an article trying to presuppose the meaning of existence of humanity.

But all of those answers presuppose someone knows what the heck you're selling, or talking about, or endorsing.

They presuppose that names have meaning and elementary propositions sense; and that is their connexion with the world.

Both interpreting and translation presuppose a certain love of language and deep knowledge of more than one tongue.

These estimates presuppose an Iranian decision to further process low-enriched material to weapons grade - a process taking no more than a couple of months.

The result shows that it does not demand to presuppose the initial parameters near optimal solution and it is more efficiency than the conventional optimization method.

The way to save analytic philosophy from the embarrassments Quine raised is to construct some proprietary notion of necessity that doesn't presuppose the notion of conceptual truth.

The first two involve the use of the supplied DASes, which presuppose you are probably going to be reading from and writing to a relational database or an XML file.