Sentence examples for believed a plan from inspiring English sources

The chairman later explained that they believed a plan was in place.

Still, he believes Plan A and Plan B both need to be protecting the environment of Earth to keep it livable.

So Powell voted with the four justices who believed that a plan to set aside sixteen seats in a hundred-person class for minority students would be a form of reverse discrimination.

He believes a similar plan will work for the M.I.S.L.

"There are reasonable grounds to believe that a plan existed between Mr Gbagbo and his inner circle [his co-perpetrators]," according to his arrest warrant.

It is now hard to believe such a plan was ever seriously proposed, but in 1958 it came close to happening.

President Bush made it clear last week that he would unveil a new stimulus package by January, and some Republican lawmakers believe that a plan for more than $100 billion in tax cuts may surface before Christmas.

Some in that reform camp still believe such a plan would boost students.

I believe such a plan creates another devastating layer of uncertainty.

It's possible that he believes that a plan like Jindal's would be even tougher to defend from attacks by the eventual Democratic nominee.

They believe a major incident plan was never initiated by South Yorkshire police and fans in the Leppings Lane end were denied emergency medical attention.