Sentence examples for believe chief from inspiring English sources

If you believe Chief Justice John Roberts Jr.'s more overheated liberal critics, last week's Supreme Court decision invalidating a portion of the Voting Rights Act is designed to make sure African-American turnout never hits these highs again.

I believe Chief Justice Marshall read The Federalist carefully.

Others also appear to be on rocky ground, and the Post noted that some officials believe chief of staff John Kelly's future is also in doubt.

"I believe Chief Garcia is doing what he can to keep things in place the way they were, so I hope he will continue that and maybe even take a more active role.

Most people believe chief executives spend too much time focusing on short-term financial results and lobbying, and not enough time on creating jobs or figuring out how their companies can have a positive, lasting effect on society, according to the 2016 Edelman Trust Barometer, a massive global survey. .

Paul Hodgson, principal at BHJ Partners, a corporate governance consulting firm, said he believed chief executive succession planning was one of the signal tasks of a director and one at which most of them continued to fall short.

Zardari revealed that he hoped to discuss privately with Musharraf the possibility of an "honorable exit" and believed Chief of Army Staff COASS) Ashfaq Kayani would stay out of such political discussions.

Patton still feels there is a long way to go, but believes Chief Blackwell is moving in the right direction.

Blair said he thought losing business support was hugely damaging because voters believe what chief executives say about the economy.

It shows that 16% of the public believe charity chief executives should not be paid at all.

I believe the chief reason for this is that it is ruled by a small group of old men".