Sentence examples for believe introduced from inspiring English sources

Behind the shop, in London's smallest public square, we met Hernan Cortes, the Spanish conquistador who many believe introduced chocolate to Europe.

UK ministers believe introducing the bill before the final Queen's Speech of this parliament signals their determination for it to become law before next year's general election.

We believe introducing fresh rations during a military operation, before adequate health and infection control measures were fully implemented, was inadvisable.

The cold war, he believes, introduced three new elements into global affairs.

The Welsh government has recorded bags being sold by supermarkets for as little as 5p to 10p, and it believes introducing a minimum charge could tackle the increase.

Richards believes introducing a 50-50 gender parity target for films funded by bodies such as the BFI, Creative England, Creative Scotland, Northern Ireland Screen, Ffilm Cymru Wales and Film London – which collectively finance a fifth of British films – is a "the only way we will break the vicious cycle, where public money is going to a narrow, privileged few".

The chairman of the Football Supporters Federationn, Malcolm Clarke, believes introducing netting would not be the right solution.

Wellington, 36, believes introducing girls to sport at a young age is key to improving future participation.

The pre-school teachers, he believes, introduce young children to good hygiene practice for the first time.

I believe I introduced Simon to this coinage.

Some historians believe Germans introduced sausages to Cajun cooking, though all those sausages were eventually rechristened with mellifluous French names.