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assuming

[uh-soo-ming] / əˈsu mɪŋ /


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For example, assuming that a life estate is properly structured, the children who are set to inherit the property generally cannot force a sale while the life tenant is still living there.

From MarketWatch

SoftBank Group entities will retain a voting stake of about 91.8% after the offering, assuming underwriters don’t exercise their option to buy additional shares.

From The Wall Street Journal

Airlines typically say they can pass fuel price increases on to consumers with a two-to- three-month lag, assuming demand remains healthy, according to Fitzgerald.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then, assuming his career does not fall off a cliff: Cooperstown.

From Los Angeles Times

“If you’re assuming you have to pay a tariff, then the only way to lower your liability is to change the value a bit,” said Dave Townsend, an international trade lawyer at Dorsey & Whitney.

From The Wall Street Journal