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

The adjustment mechanism usually provided by exchange rate movements could instead be delivered by wage changes. It is only in more sluggish industrial economies, where wages are assumed to be inflexible, that policymakers advocate exchange rate movements as a means to overcome wage stickiness.

This represents a yearly real rate of return of 4.1 per cent for the same period, after adjustment based on the United States consumer price index, and compares favourably with the 3.5 per cent long term real rate of return assumed in the actuarial calculation.

In addition to the direct destruction, it is assumed that the depreciation rate increased from the historical average of 5 per cent to 8 per cent to reflect the overuse and lack of maintenance.

Hitler assumed power in 1933.

International systemic coherence therefore assumed particular importance.

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People assumed and this was actually a problem people assumed that if they had little dinosaurs, if they had juvenile dinosaurs, they'd be easy to identify.

She assumed that everyone would be for the plan.

He assumed that he does not have to return.

He assumed that he does not have to return.

All study proposals assumed a budget of 150 million.

The inflation rate for various non staff objects of expenditure such as utilities, maintenance and supplies is based on forecasts of price index movements by the Austrian Institute for Economic Research, or on assumed inflation trends at the locations of field offices.

The exceeding part shall be assumed by the employees themselves.

(5) other expenses that shall be assumed by an individual.

They assumed money is good, why not keep it all?

So it can be assumed that the rest still stands.

The Secretary General indicates that although the dollar has strengthened against those currencies during the course of 2005, significant requirements still arise given that the budgeted rate assumed a stronger dollar position than that actually in place in the first year of the biennium.

(b) The State has assumed the risk of that situation occurring.

So they assumed this must be, you know, the brain's orgasmatron.

They assumed that they were for protection and for sensory structures.

The legislative functions assumed by the Council were also touched upon.

NASA assumed the satellite development responsibilities for Landsat 7 from the DoD.

I actually just assumed the pathologic sequence of events was settled science.

She assumed that I did not know how to use a stove.

If no link identifier is specified, the last opened link is assumed.

The Government has increasingly assumed responsibility for disaster relief and humanitarian assistance.

Italy assumed lead nation responsibility for the provisional reconstruction team in Herat.

She's talking to the pilot. She's 5,000 miles away, but she's assumed command.

The President of the Republic, assisted by a Vice President, assumed full power.

(3) the compliance duties assumed by the board of directors and the senior managers

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He'd survived for so long, his friends and colleagues assumed he'd always be there.

I've assumed that she lives in an average household with average air pollutant levels.

It can only be assumed that it is in the area of trade commerce.

In August 2003, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) assumed command of ISAF indefinitely.

In turn those forces have assumed increasing responsibility for the stability of our country.

The Bosnia and Herzegovina authorities successfully assumed responsibility for the implementation of annex VII.

The United Nations appropriately assumed a leadership role, in conjunction with the affected countries.

In cases where imported goods, to which contractual tariff rate or preferential tariff rate is applicable are subject to temporary rate, the lower tariff rate shall apply.

Mr. Xuexian Wang assumed his duties on the first day of the thirty fourth session.

That was why the competence of the interpreter of the concept had assumed great significance.

UNICEF had assumed leadership in several sectors, including water and sanitation, education and child protection.

In the initial aftermath of the financial crisis, it was widely assumed that currency flexibility gave the United Kingdom an advantage over eurozone members like Spain. But Spanish exports recovered more quickly than British exports, and inflationary pressure via the exchange rate is now a major constraint on future British monetary policy.

The malnutrition rate and the child mortality rate have been reduced.