Statement: The two countries have signed a fragile pact, but the vital sovereignty issue remains unresolved.

Assumptions:

1. The two countries cannot have permanent peace pact.
2. The two countries may become hostile again after a short spell of time.

Assumptions:

1. If the invitee is not in his seat before 3 P.M., the function will not start.
2. Function will start as scheduled.

Assumptions:

1. Valuables locked in cupboard cannot be stolen.
2. Stealing is a crime.

Assumptions:

1. The employees may welcome the decision and avail lunch break at different time's slots.
2. There may not be any break in the work of the organization as the employees will have their lunch break at different time slots.

Assumptions:

1. The income generated by way of fees of the additional students will be sufficient enough to bridge the gap.
2. The school will get all the additional students in each class from the next academic session.

Assumptions:

1. The consumers did not care for the prices and quality earlier.
2. Market competitiveness is not favourable for the consumers.

Assumptions:

1. The Government's subsidy comes from the money collected by way of taxes from people.
2. The Government while giving subsidy may have stipulated certain uniform conditions regarding fees.

Assumptions:

1. Sachin may not be able to decide himself if it rains heavily.
2. The trains may ply even if it rains heavily.

Assumptions:

1. Delay is inevitable in most jobs.
2. Output will increase with more number of people on the job.

Assumptions:

1. The rainfall during the remaining part of the monsoon may be adequate for normal water supply.
2. The present water level of the lakes supplying water to the city may be adequate for normal supply.

Assumptions:

1. We need an engineer.
2. You are an engineer.