Assumption Meaning something that is assumed; that is assumed in advance, that is, what one imagines and thinks about a certain thing or situation even before having contact or knowledge about it.
Assumptions are marked by adverbs, verbs, adjectives and adjectives clauses. The presupposition is a data presented as indisputable for the speaker and the listener, not allowing disputes.
Assumptions are ideas that are not explicitly expressed in a speech, but that can be perceived from certain words or expressions that were used.
As for the use of assumptions, they must always be true or accepted as true, as they are responsible for constructing the information considered explicit.
Example:"The broadcasting activity must respect the conditions presupposed in the granting of the license for its exercise".
Assumption and Understanding
An assumption, as said, is a clear idea that can be assumed, that it is possible to suppose. On the other hand, the implied is an insinuation within the statement, something that can be deduced from the information that is provided.
A sentence can have several presuppositions and inferences, and in the latter case, the implication depends on the interpretation that each individual is capable of making.
In the sentence: "Joao can no longer drive a car", the assumption is that John used to drive a car. As for the implied, there may be several. Maybe João doesn't drive anymore because his driver's license was revoked or because he had a serious accident. There are several possibilities for interpretation in this case.
Learn more about meaning of implied.
procedural assumption
In the scope of Law, presupposition is a fact or circumstance that is considered as a necessary antecedent of another, or also when some hypothesis or supposition must be launched before being proved.
The procedural assumptions can be of existence or validity. Within the category of procedural assumptions of existence, it is possible to identify the subjective and objective ones.
See too: ambiguity meaning