Sentence examples for believe changing from inspiring English sources

Although many believe changing it requires a constitutional amendment, Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) has proposed legislation to change the law.

"We didn't believe changing the law was the answer.

Americans don't believe changing the rules will prevent every murder or every act of mass violence.

"We believe changing the schedule was the right thing to do and hope other schools will follow suit," she said.

Some politicians believe changing their minds is a sign of weakness.

7, 8 This assumption is related to the Health Belief Model, which states that individuals are likely to change a behaviour when they perceive a personal threat or illness as resulting from that behaviour and believe changing that behaviour will effectively avert the threat.

As his own contribution, Tuck vowed that he would not attend the Bowl Championship Series title game if Notre Dame made it, because he had not gone to any games this season and believed changing that might bring up bad karma.

But Simon Property's lawyers told the N.Y.S.E. that they believed changing the award's "vesting conditions" so that no performance metrics were required "would not add a new type of award" under the exchange's rules.

So far, it has two basic categories: a first tier of traditional swing states and historically Republican states that Mr. Obama won four years ago, and a second tier of states like Michigan, which it says it believes Mr. Obama needs to win to retain the White House, but where it believes changing demographics provide it with an opportunity.

In terms of perceptions in crunch away matches, he believes changing the pattern is imperative.

It is believed changing diet and lifestyles in China are to blame as John Sudworth reports.