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draw inferences

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See: conclude, generalize, reason


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We can draw inferences based on what we see, on the context of the times in which Day lived, and on an understanding of what was permissible or impermissible to acknowledge in writing or in public speech in the Victorian era--and certainly in the period after the trials of Oscar Wilde, when men of classical tastes, to borrow a euphemism appropriate to Day himself, rightly feared public exposure.
The courts will be allowed to draw inferences from failure to answer questions, failure to account for movements, actions, activities or associations.
If an employer relies on a fictitious reason for not hiring a disabled person, a discrimination tribunal will draw inferences.
 
 
 
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