Statement: It is through participative management policy alone that indiscipline in our industries can be contained and a quality of life ensured to the worker.

Assumptions:

1. Quality of life in our industries is better.
2. Indiscipline results in poor quality of life.

Assumptions:

1. Only writers refer to the dictionary.
2. All writers, good or bad, refer to the dictionary.

Assumptions:

1. Institute Y provides good Accounts education.
2. B listens to As advice.

Assumptions:

1. The company needs to identify its staff.
2. Blue tie is the latest fashion.

Assumptions:

1. Travelling by air has become a status symbol now.
2. Large numbers of peoples are able to afford air travel now.

Assumptions:

1. Fluency in English is a pre-requisite for good performance as a model.
2. Height does not matter in performing as a model.

Assumptions:

1. Other shops price goods above their worth.
2. People want full value for their money.

Assumptions:

1. The Institute will remain in function after one year.
2. The Governing Board will be dissolved after one year.

Assumptions:

1. The people of sub-urban areas should not bring their vehicles during peak hours.
2. There is no traffic congestion by the vehicles of people residing in the main city.

Assumptions:

1. Some books are better than others.
2. Most of the books are costly.

Assumptions:

1. The enhanced assistance may substantially increase the per-capita expenditure on health in India and bring it on par with other countries.
2. The Government funding is less than adequate to provide medical facilities in India.