In ADHD, it's often assumed that the hyperactivity causes the learning disability.

But Obama s actions have been considerably more restrained than is often assumed.

In fact, the often assumed conflict between freedom and public security does not exist.

The difference is actually much smaller than often assumed, but at first sight a growth rate of 0.6 qualifies as a lost decade.

The health advantages of providing networked water supplies are less dramatic than is often assumed.

Moreover, unemployment benefits are not as important as is often assumed. In most countries, they amount to only about 2 3 of GDP, even during a major recession.

Test scores are often perceived as the sole criteria simply because they are the most difficult, or the fulfillment of other criteria is automatically assumed.

It is often assumed that drug related crime is already included in the concept of organized crime.

Yet, it remains controversial because it is often assumed that it implies the use of military force for purposes of humanitarian intervention.

Attacks on Aristide began as soon as the Bush administration assumed office.

Instead, personnel were often assigned to that function on an ad hoc basis, with that role being assumed in addition to their existing responsibilities.

Unfortunately, in the aftermath of the Cold War, it has often been assumed that Russia s hostile intentions have disappeared, and foreign policy toward Russia has been conducted as if traditional diplomatic considerations no longer apply.

In the resettlement context, where HIV testing is undertaken, protection problems also arose in camps where applicants who were rejected were often assumed to be HIV positive and faced ostracism and discrimination as a result.

It is often assumed that modern feminism has no place, and thus can make little headway, in societies undergoing a religious revival, particularly in the Islamic world.

All bodies are assumed to be open access now, just as women s have always been.

Daunting as the effort would be, its advocates assumed a sustainable political consensus to support it.

The junta then assumed legislative authority, as well as the power to form a constitutional assembly and veto proposed constitutional provisions.

As long as the debt was in the private sector, most policymakers assumed that its impact was either neutral or benign.

Nov. 2003 Assumed office as ad litem Judge at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia

This, however, assumed monomorphism between sexes.

LONDON For years, it was assumed, certainly in the West, that, as society developed, religion would wither away.

Over the years the Organization had assumed a Byzantine complexity as activities, committees and institutional entities had proliferated.

To put it crudely, but candidly, indifference comes easy if the poor are assumed to be mostly black. This is more difficult in Norway, where rich and poor are white, often blond and tall.

It has often been assumed that integration should first cover trade in goods and services and then movements in capital and labour, and that the harmonization of economic policy should be the final step.

When I went there, I assumed everyone else would see it as a privilege as well, that they'd be excited to be there.

But what was assumed is now known.

Transport Canada assumed ownership in the 1970s.

International systemic coherence therefore assumed particular importance.

Epidemiology Men are affected three times as often as women.

Iraq also asserts that the loss from these habitats was never 100 per cent as assumed by Saudi Arabia.

Rather, it is assumed that much of the work of the implementation of the Convention at the national level will be supported by key international agencies, such as the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations Environment Programme, or the World Bank, often with funding from the GEF.

An available, working network connection will be assumed

I assumed that was why you called me.

The cops assumed that Sami was a homosexual.

It occurs about twice as often in boys as in girls.

This Americanization was often described simply as globalization.

This idea is often referred to as copyleft.

It is often referred to just as Brighton.

Often the elemental sulfur is stored as polysulfides.

It is not clear how the proposed strategies might assist more girls accessing basic education but it is assumed that provision of free and compulsory education would assist parents who often favour boys because of financial difficulties.

Among these three positions, women rarely occupy the presidency, are found slightly more often as first treasurer and more often yet as first secretary.

Radiation treatment often takes as few as 5 visits to as many as 25 visits.

It appears often in unconstrained social systems where people are allowed to contribute as much or as little as they like this is often what you get. Right?

But monetary stimulus is often in reality just as selective as bailouts.

In the past, other interests, such as securing a steady flow of oil or obtaining cooperation on counter terrorism, assumed priority.