Sentence examples for believe deciding from inspiring English sources

"I personally believe deciding some things on a nation by nation basis makes sense - I can't see how other countries know our problems, and we are not always aware of theirs," says 64-year-old Jane Isham.

Wilson wrote: "When Polian disrespected the fans for questioning the infamous Jets sitdown decision in 2009, when he alone (I believe) decided at 14-0 that perfection was a meaningless pursuit, that crossed a line.

"This approach was sadly all to plain to see in the final report of the Land Reform Review Group which we believe decided to take a punitive rather than a constructive approach to the issues.

For example, she believes deciding to enforce a minimum advertised price online was a huge mistake.

Marilyn Stowe, head of the family unit at Leeds-based Grahame Stowe Bateson, believes deciding to make pre-nuptial agreements is 'a bit like having the divorce before the honeymoon' and thinks they can encourage marital breakdown.

"I believe that deciding this in a vacuum, without a real-live bidder here, is unnecessary," she said.

We believe that deciding which of these alternatives is correct or to exclude this case from analysis altogether should be left to the research team.

"I don't believe they decided that correctly," Romney said.

Another declares that God could have chosen to make everybody believe, but decided otherwise.

Says Anderberg: "I believe Hulten decided to show up the entire Warhol industry".

The prosecutor, Roger Gunson, asked Polanski, "Who do you believe will decide what your sentence will be in this matter?" "The Judge," Polanski said.