Sentence examples for believed a move from inspiring English sources

He also believed a move on Sainsbury seemed to fit in with Qatar's recent purchase of a number of UK assets, including Harrod's and prime London property.

It was reported yesterday that officials believed a move to strip higher-rate income taxpayers of the payout was "unenforceable" because mothers had no legal duty to declare partners' incomes.

Admiral Crowe, who was Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1985 to 1989, when he retired after 47 years in the military, said in a recent interview that he was aware of the risk of favoritism and the perception of it but that he believed a move to strengthen defenses against an anthrax attack was more important.

Dortmund believe a move for Bendtner does not fit in with their current philosophy.

Others were puzzled by their decision, believing a move from owning to renting was a downgrade.

They believe a move to change their members' contracts without their agreement is illegal.

Zheng Zhang believes a move into equity crowdfunding would require Indiegogo to become more transparent and argues there is a lack of transparency among rewards-based crowdfunding platforms.

Many believe a move by Arm into the server sector may not be enough to make up for any loss of market share elsewhere.

However, it remains to be seen whether the individuals involved will believe a move on this platform now is the best thing for the Labour party.

The Red Wings have long been promised a move to an Eastern grouping, and the Blue Jackets ownership believes a move is necessary for the survival of the franchise, which is farther east than Detroit.

Ireland has become disillusioned in the extreme by the manner in which City have dispensed of him, but Mancini believes a move would help the midfielder to regain the form that made him player of the year two seasons ago.