In an authoritarian style, one
assumes that correct knowledge and wisdom reside in the person of the leader where major decisions should be made (an assumption of the leader, often supported by some or even many of the followers).
He argued for the "sacrifice and devotion" of wartime and noted that it was "a mistake to
assume that the virtues of war differ essentially from the virtues of peace." But there was no hint of the need for a private army.
* Julie Fasone Holder, corporate vice president for Public Affairs, Human Resources and Diversity & Inclusion,
assumes executive oversight for Dow's activities in Latin America.
Staff members need to be given the opportunity to
assume more duties and act more "partner like" to ensure that they are capable of becoming a successful owner of the practice, which in turn increases the likelihood that the seller will receive the full purchase price from a successful buyer.
BAPCPA also changes the treatment of the claim that a commercial landlord has against bankrupt tenants when they initially
assume the lease but then reverse course and reject it.
Overwhelmed leaders
assume a number of responsibilities, only to discover that these responsibilities compete for attention and time.
Another reader might readily
assume the "tone" of Gutas' article to be one of exasperation at having to engage illogicality yet again, or he might perceive the "tone" to be insouciant or mischievous.
Fairchild would like his particular perspective to get broader coverage; Barlow
assumes that the great unwashed are too dumb, busy, or lazy to be proactive enough to be well-informed citizens on a wide range of issues.
The effect of this language is the second party
assumes responsibility (legal liability) for the negligent acts, errors, or omissions of the first party.
McDonough, who served as the Bank's president from July 1993 until he stepped down in June of this year to
assume the post of chairman of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board in Washington, D.C.
The fact that RSVP is having to actively recruit seniors into the program may come as a bit of a shock to all those who blindly
assume that all seniors like to volunteer in the community, especially when children are involved.
He waited until the charges against him expired and returned to a Peru in transition, ready to
assume the presidency in a country where more than 54% are poor and uneducated, and where illiterates have the right to vote and are thus susceptible to being deceived by sophistic politicians like Garcia.
