I assumed as much.

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

He was never all Norman, but he was often only Mother, and because he was so pathologically jealous of her, he assumed that she was as jealous of him.

The actual vacancy rates shown in the performance reports were often much higher than those assumed in the original budget submissions.

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

Assumed?

Each assumed that the other had seen to it. It's as simple as that.

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.

I'll come as often as possible.

Not as often as I'd like

Everyone needs to understand what is assumed and what is not assumed.

As often as she tried, she failed.

I just assumed...

Refer to the dictionary as often as possible.

Often, but never as deeply as I wanted

That's what I assumed.

No. I assumed Chicago.

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. But, of course, they do apply.

As a working tool, it is assumed that the time needed for the presentation of the Defence case should not exceed the time required for the presentation of the Prosecution case. Experience shows that it may often take less time.

It seems often to be assumed that members of the treaty bodies will have the necessary technical competence, pedagogical and drafting skills, and the availability to carry out such functions.

Yes, and just about as often as you can.

Hitler assumed power in 1933.

As often as I can. Do they read your letters?

You can have children over... as often as you like.

We don't let off steam as often as we should.

On 23 October 2005, Craig Jenness assumed his duties in Baghdad as International Commissioner of the Commission.

A boy of seventeen is often as tall as his father.

Indirect measures of impact are often as useful as direct measures.

I shall expect you to go aloft as often as possible.

Keep us update. Write to us as often as you can...

Well, then I just assumed it.

Sorry if I assumed too much.

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

But as Swan was killed, we assumed that your key would still be in one of Swan's pockets.

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

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?

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.

I suppose I shouldn't have seen him as often as I did.

Antony is welcome to Caesar's house as often and as quickly as he likes.

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

International systemic coherence therefore assumed particular importance.

Freely assumed and or internationally assigned responsibilities

Transfer amount ranges assumed for cost comparison

I just assumed he was some drunk.

We often talk about young people as the future.