That's presupposition.

The “representative theory” bases immunities on the presupposition that the mission personifies the sending State.

The Court accordingly approached the question before it on the presupposition

That was the starting point, or presupposition, of my statement today and also a motive for my coming here.

In analysing digitization of the five Hague Conventions, the annexed report relies upon several presuppositions concerning digital communications in general and e-commerce in particular.

The presuppositions that the Angolan passport guarantees liability is rooted in the fact that its emission is centralized thus reduce the possibilities of falsification.

The assignment of operational responsibility to EULEX was welcomed on the presupposition that EULEX would make use of its executive functions when required.

In conclusion, I would like to consider a presupposition of both global optimists and pessimists: the notion that globalization has replaced nationalism.

That provision is based on the presupposition that States parties keep relevant records and are in a position to transmit recorded information to requesting States.

A clear and unbiased view of Israeli democracy would allow those who felt a responsibility to be objective to qualify their judgements and to distance themselves from entirely unfounded presuppositions.