Sentence examples for believed clean from inspiring English sources

The UK, on the other hand, believed clean and effective local government was the answer.

Charlie Dyer, senior manager of Kisima Farm, a 100,000 acre farm in Timau, believes clean seed can solve many of the problems smallholder farmers are experiencing.

Blimp stars Roger Livesey as a young officer fresh out of the Boer war, who believes "clean fighting and honest soldiering" will always win out in the end.

Bottled water is not a global environmental crisis in itself, but it is an issue of global equity and of human rights; we believe clean water is a basic human right".

Fonte, who struck the only goal in Saints' 1-0 success at Hull, believes clean sheets will be crucial for his side's progress.

General Wesley Clark believes clean energy is critical to U.S. security and economic progress.

Todd Stegman is one of the many small business owners who believe clean energy standards are long overdue.

Alistair Danter, a wind energy supporter who runs the Edinbane Self-Catering Cottages on the Isle of Skye with his wife, Helen, says he believes clean-energy options such as turbines will respect the area's tourism appeal.

He has seen confusion and fear in the eyes of those who had unwittingly taken a substance they believed was clean.

In response, he told a story about the Tour de France in 2001, when he rode for Crédit Agricole, a team he believed was clean.

Mr. Toledo, a onetime shoeshine boy, began his presidency as a reformer who many Peruvians believed would clean up a country battered by the 10-year, graft-ridden rule of Alberto K. Fujimori.