But they also assumed that unconscious, unresolved psychological conflicts caused depression.

Moreover, the plan assumed that the fundamental problem was one of confidence.

But, however heartfelt, such complaints assumed that men choose all of their behavior.

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

So far, this discussion of the formalization of an algorithm has assumed the premises of imperative programming.

The idea was first put forward in 1995 by Nancy Lieder, founder of the website ZetaTalk.

And I assumed someone was working to preserve it or save it and I could volunteer, but I realized no one was doing anything.

Because scrapie had never been definitively linked to human disease, they assumed that infected cows were also innocuous.

The Commission reached this conclusion by assuming that the cost of not embracing its recommended policy would be massive.

It presupposed moral agnosticism and a plurality of meanings, none of which are sacred or compulsory to all.

For the past three decades, one strand within the economics profession was constructing models that assumed that markets worked perfectly.

So when I was contacted by the Parks Department about a 10,000 seed grant initiative seed grant initiative to help develop waterfront projects, I thought they were really well meaning, but a bit naive.

Soviet socialism thought its citizens unworthy of any form of service altogether Russian capitalism doubts that you can control your appetites, so it wants to control them for you.

A study in October 2004 suggested that because the ice in the Amundsen Sea had been melting rapidly and became riveted with cracks, the offshore ice shelf was set to collapse within five years .

Other research on Toxicofera, a hypothetical clade thought to be ancestral to most living reptiles, suggests an earlier time frame for the evolution of snake venom, possibly to the order of tens of millions of years, during the Late Cretaceous.

They have typically assumed that to cut public spending by a dollar would reduce GDP by 50 cents in the short term according to Blanchard, the true outcome in current conditions is a decline by between 0.90 1.70.

After Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers melted down, ushering in a worldwide crisis, media reports largely assumed that the wealth of these firms executives was wiped out, together with that of the firms they navigated into disaster.

She assumed that, in view of Turkey's desire to accede to the European Union and the consequent need to demonstrate its respect for the principles of democracy, human rights, good governance and the rule of law, the Turkish Government had developed a political vision that addressed the issue of marginalized women.

By the 1970 s, the neoclassical general equilibrium school captured Keynesian economics through real sector models that assumed that finance is a veil, thereby becoming blind to financial markets destabilizing effects.

I assumed that I could put a water tank at Lincoln center and if I stayed there a week not eating, I would get comfortable in that situation and I would slow my metabolism, which I was sure would help me hold my breath longer than I had been able to do it.

Moreover, Barro complains that because Christina Romer, who heads President Barack Obama s Council of Economic Advisers, has not carried out serious scientific research... on spending multipliers..., he cannot understand her rationale for assuming values well above one...

If you assume that governing is like campaigning that you have to be on top of the debate 24 hours a day, seven days a week can you really anticipate a long shelf life? Don t you risk becoming, even if you are smart as hell, too much of a good thing?

In 1981, Lappé relaxed her position on protein combining in a revised edition of Diet for a Small Planet , in which she wrote In 1971 I stressed protein complementarity because I assumed that the only way to get enough protein ... was to create a protein as usable by the body as animal protein.