Sentence examples for believe that the programme from inspiring English sources

FremantleMedia Enterprises and Travel Channel said that after a "thorough investigation" into the allegations they believe that the programme "represents fair reflections" of the tribe.

In 2005, the Democrats did not offer an alternative package of Social Security reforms for the obvious reason that they disagreed amongst themselves indeed, many believed and continue to believe that the programme is basically sound and in no need of structural reform, a view that I find quite extraordinary.

Furthermore, they believe that the programme's content should "[s]hift from a focus on covering decontextualized knowledge to an emphasis on teaching for sense of salience, situated cognition, and action in particular situations" (pp. 82).

We also believe that the programme can improve the health behaviour of building occupants, which is expected to improve health outcomes.

He now believes that the programme of pit closures went too far.

Brett Wigdortz, founder of Teach First, said he believed that the programme could be successfully adapted to work in prisons.

The National Audit Office believes that the programme will fall short of its targets, and the basic economics would appear to support its view.

When peace finally returns to Syria, David Robson believes that the programme will have demonstrated the value of community policing.

Nevertheless, Windlesham and Rampton believed that the programme presented evidence for one possible explanation, but sought to raise questions rather than reach a conclusion.

Some GPs believed that the programme could also be used for patients with diabetes, obesity, hypertension and chronic heart diseases.

Whilst they felt positive about the programme, they also believed that the programme had been unnecessarily rushed and had vastly increased their workload leading them to cut back on their core activities.