supposing that vs assuming that

Both 'supposing that' and 'assuming that' are correct and commonly used in English. They are interchangeable and can be used to introduce a hypothetical situation or assumption.

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supposing that

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to introduce a hypothetical situation or assumption.

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But supposing that the crime had not been committed earlier, but later than 1:15 when all the noises and incidents designed to confuse me had died down.
Even supposing that average prices in the EU increase by less than 4 %, the tariff advantage for Alcoa would still increase in absolute terms.
Just supposing that I were to tell you... that this is the end of the line.
Supposing that patient is Miss Froy.
Even supposing that this exemption has an economically limited scope, it nonetheless relieves exempt 1929 holding companies of a charge normally borne by companies in Luxembourg.
Even supposing that this withholding tax exemption benefits directly the income recipients, and only indirectly exempt 1929 holding companies, the Commission considers that it nonetheless has the effect of relieving the latter of charges normally borne by distributing companies taxable in Luxembourg.
Thus, supposing that the rateable value of BT's whole network was attributed to its optic fibre network (7300000 km in 2005), the annual rateable value per km of fibre would be GBP 74.
Supposing that this were not the case, we should still have to negotiate with the Chinese on matters in which the Union has a particular interest.
Supposing that I thought of something.
Supposing that the rich countries do pledge to provide the funding requested by the poor countries, how can that money be divided between the different countries?
Where you're mistaken is in supposing that Jean Brodie is unique.
Even supposing that employers had understood the economic advantages of correct payment and their legal obligations, difficulties are insurmountable.
I cannot abide one more day with you supposing that...
Where there are grounds for supposing that an offence within the meaning of Article 7a(1) has been committed, the European Public Prosecutor shall open an investigation.
It is not always easy to succeed in eradicating particular situations in countries that have a very weak legal system, always supposing that they have any.
Really, Lois, supposing that man had shot you?
A provisional maximum residue limit may be established in cases where scientific data are incomplete, provided that there are no grounds for supposing that residues of that substance at the level proposed constitute a hazard to human health.
the competent authority of a Member State has grounds for supposing that a saving of tax may result from artificial transfers of profits within groups of enterprises;
Taking into account the cashed amounts for items 6150 and 6157 and supposing that these amounts will be not used this year to make the appropriations available once again, an amount of EUR 360 million is proposed to be budgeted.
Might I be right in supposing that you are doing this for the benefit of all, Daniel?

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