Sentence examples for affairs believes from inspiring English sources

Chen Jieren, a well-known commentator in Beijing on legal affairs, believes that 95% of them relate to corruption.

The current crisis, Edward C. Luck, a Columbia University professor of international and public affairs, believes, is the manifestation of a more fundamental struggle.

The Minister for Parliamentary Affairs believes that the film is an "international conspiracy to defame India", but what it really does is expose the profoundly misogynist culture that creates men such as Singh.

And Britain's economy is in dire straits.Titus Corlăţean, Romania's minister of foreign affairs, believes the figures being circulated in the British press for the number Romanians who will immigrate to Britain next year are wildly exaggerated.

The state of affairs of John's walking entails the property of walking because (i) if the state of affairs occurs, then something has the property of walking, and furthermore, whoever accepts the state of affairs believes that something has the property.

While President Donald Trump doesn't think guns are to blame for the problem of recurrent mass shootings in the United States, his nominee for assistant secretary of defense for health affairs believes it is "insane" that civilians can purchase high-powered semi-automatic guns.

But some Chinese officials and experts on Hong Kong affairs believe that Beijing does not plan to move quickly in that direction.

Johnson's parents have now boycotted the party's official inquiry into the affair, believing it to be biased.

Jonathan Caplan QC, a former chairman of the Bar Council's public affairs committee, believes the issue must first be settled by the medical profession.

For example, the parliamentary inquiry took on trust the allegations of Mitch Simmons that the Muslim public affairs committee believes Holocaust-denial material to be "acceptable" - though a cursory search of MPAC's website demonstrates otherwise: "If anyone denies the Holocaust they are very wrong - Holocaust denial is an evil that must be opposed".

The solution to this state of affairs, Spinoza believes, is to examine the Bible anew and find the doctrines of the "true religion".