Sentence examples for believe changes to from inspiring English sources

At the same time, at least two states, New York and New Jersey, have begun regulating Internet dating sites, and legal experts say they believe changes to the liability laws that protect such sites are on the horizon.

Nearly 60percentnt of working people believe changes to the welfare system will plunge people in to poverty and make life harder for their own families, with just 17percentnt believing the changes would make the system fairer... Polled over the New Year, nearly half of working people (47 per cent) reveal that they are in the dark over how the government's cuts will hit them.

Miah believes changes to the way we remember, caused by the omnipresence of digital technology, may explain why some of us are ever-more hooked on long lists.

World short course champion Hannah Miley believes changes to her diet and sleeping patterns have been the key to her improved post-Olympic form.

NFL Players Association spokesman Carl Francis said the union is "not in a position to discuss at this time" whether they believe changes should be made to the agreement.

"We believe changes can still be made to make coverage more affordable," he said.

"Depression saps people's motivation and makes it hard to believe change is possible".

But Habib, a 30-year-old government supporter, said in downtown Damascus that he was voting because he believed change had to come through the ballot box.

CLAREY: John, you believe the changes to the course still are a problem for him.

"We believe our changes to superannuation are fair and well targeted.

The lawyers believe proposed changes to legal aid could undermine the rights of accused people to a fair trial.