Sentence examples for believe translating from inspiring English sources

For those who did not believe Navajo speakers would find the map format clear, they also did not believe translating the entire legend into Navajo would improve clarity.

This lack of obligation, she believes, translates into difficulty completing other responsibilities, including homework.

The benefit, Vodafone believes, translates into fewer new mothers quitting the company.

In many communities the COBES students succeeded in accomplishing their goal of implementing programming and providing education that the community believed translated into sustainable public health change.

As promised, Borders is at last rolling out their e-book store today; it's "powered by Kobo," which I believe translates to "is Kobo with a layer of paint on top".

Volunteer employees have to balance not just work and their personal lives, but also their time spent volunteering, which they believe translates into better time management skills on the job.

The app also provides teachers with a page that stores their answers so that they can reference them anytime instead of having to dig up who asked the question, the date, etc., which she believes translates to more value for educators.

They believe Smith translated and published the teachings as the Book of Mormon in 1830.

The latest figures do not reflect a major event this week that Thompson campaign aides believe will translate into support: his surprising endorsement by District Council 37, the city's largest municipal workers' union.

He often does so with the help of proofs, but this faith is in one's heart, and makes one say not "I know" but "I believe".' (translated by the reviewer).

And I believe that translates one way or another to the public (be it by sub-par products, or other less tangible means).