Sentence examples for believe leaving from inspiring English sources

I'd had fantastic success in my role as director of fundraising, but I actually believe leaving was the first act of true leadership in my career.

A total of 38 per cent believe leaving the EU would be bad for the British economy, while 36 per cent disagree, and 43 per cent say Mr Cameron's referendum pledge will cause Britain "years of uncertainty".

I do not believe leaving the European Union would do anything to tackle this – employers will still need cheap labour and work permits would presumably be granted for fear of the related backlash.

However, our business model is entirely based on our ability to move products, people and ideas around Europe without any restriction and we do not believe leaving will increase the competitiveness of our British-based operations.

But I believe leaving everything vague is going to produce problems".

"I've made no secret of my desire to play for England again and I believe leaving now will give me the best opportunity to do that.

This latest deal could, we believe, leave the more focused group itself vulnerable.

Many people, if they don't believe, leave the religious traditions behind".

Inexplicably, Brazil lost 2-1, a defeat which many Brazilians believe left the whole country so stunned for such a long time that the event altered the national psyche.

Robin Wendt Chester Tony Blair's pre-emptive strike against Chilcot and the publication of the Chilcot report, still, I believe, leave one key aspect of the affair unanswered.

Rob Macgregor, Unite union national officer, said: "The bank is cutting costs and eroding community banking which we believe leaves customers with less choice.