Sentence examples for believe institutions from inspiring English sources

"I believe institutions should do what they do best," she said.

In a nutshell, Cohen objects that in a society in which people and institutions are just according to Rawls's standards, the people endorse the difference principle: they believe institutions should be set to make the condition of the worst off in primary goods holdings as good as it can be made.

Mr. Juravich of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst said he believed institutions of higher education are placing higher priorities on balance sheets than ever before.

Given my heritage — from a co-founder of Harvard (Thomas Dudley) to the founder of the Naval War College (Stephen Bleecker Luce) — perhaps she believed institution-building was in my genes.

In general, we expect respondents who trust institutions, believe that they have an important influence and are satisfied with politics to also be more likely to vote.

"Now I believe these institutions are necessary.

But he added: "Now I believe these institutions are necessary.

"We believe financial institutions have a fiduciary responsibility.

"Everything seems to be up for grabs; we don't believe in institutions.

"We believe democratic institutions are strengthened when established rules are adhered to with consistency".

At the same time I have to say that I don't believe all institutions have to do these kinds of things, or should".