If you look at the argument the poor need the money more, at no point in that argument do you contradict the fact that we've extrapolated from, agreed upon principles that people own themselves.
Her future path changed entirely when she became heir presumptive at the age of 10 with her uncle King Edward VIII gave up the crown and her father then ascended to the throne.
In a September interview on his new current-affairs show, Stewart repeatedly asked Denis McDonough, the V.A. secretary, to explain the precise research metrics or standards that decided which ailments were " presumptive."
The logic of these legal moves is clear: for much of the campaign third-party candidates appeared to be siphoning support from the presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden.
French says under US law anyone applying for a Visa is presumed to want to permanently immigrate, and must produce evidence that they intend to return to their home country.
The British Coast Guard rescued all 23 crew members from the oil tanker, but one crew member of the cargo ship is missing, presumed dead by the British government.
I want to talk a little bit about the difference between an assumption, which you just learned about in the language lab and the word presumption, which you've maybe heard before.
In the serosurvey of 25 species of animals, the study found that shrew had the highest seropositivity ratio of 27%, which was presumed to be the natural host of the virus.
They assume that for every front-line attacker — and there were eight attackers in Paris, including Abdeslam — there are between three and five people needed to support them.
Rescuers in Bangladesh are working into the night to find more than 100 victims still missing and presumed dead a week after garment factory collapsed in Dhaka.