Sentence examples for believe support for from inspiring English sources

Today, the country's four manufacturers are all privately-owned, and many believe support for the industry from the government is on the wane.

Western officials believe support for a no-fly zone from the Islamic world, as well as from the Libyan opposition and diplomats at the UN, would put Moscow and Beijing on the defensive.

In a few months, we'll see whether campaign strategists believe support for climate action is a positive or negative for candidates across the country.

This week, his son said he believed support for the legislation was dwindling.

On Thursday night Hanson told Sky News she believed support for banning Muslim immigration was higher than 49%.

Peter Pike, the former MP for Burnley and chair of the Clarets Trust, believes support for Laws should be the priority for the travelling legions.

He said he believed support for Khodorkovsky was growing because the former tycoon has become a symbol for Russia's warped justice system.

Aides to Mr. Romney said they believed support for Mr. Gingrich was floating downward after getting a bump from his win in South Carolina.

Thailand's government stuck to a plan for a February election on Wednesday despite mounting pressure from protesters who have brought parts of Bangkok to a near-standstill, and said it believed support for the leader of the agitation was waning.

However, she said she believed support for independence – which has increased slightly since last year's vote – would "continue to rise" in the face of the Conservative Party's austerity policies and the likely renewal of the UK's Trident nuclear deterrent, which is based in Scotland.

If the polls are to be believed, support for the Tories among teachers is lower than in 2010, when another pre-election YouGov poll showed Labour and the Conservatives level at 33%, and the Liberal Democrats not far behind on 27%.