Sentence examples for believed common from inspiring English sources

Critics also assert that transferring Qaeda suspects to countries where torture is believed common -- like Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia -- violates American law and the 1984 international convention against torture, which bans such transfers.

Mr Lilley added that he believed "common sense" could be used to determine what clothing was allowed without becoming overly prescriptive.

But for now, she believes, common sense should prevail.

"We'd like to believe common sense will override everything," Torre said.

A man in his thirties, speaking with a German accent, urges co-operation with the terrorists, believing common sense will prevail.

"I believe Common Core is a very bad thing.

They all belong to a political fraternity that believes common sense can solve any problem.

He did not believe common criminals would be fired into space as a solution and strongly disliked the notion of space pirates.

That is why I believe common cause can be found across our Parliament, so that child poverty need not be a feature of Britain's future".

Indeed, many parents believe common misconceptions about this behaviour [ 15, 17, 99].

Women were more likely than men to believe common misconceptions about HIV, including transmission of HIV through kissing (55% of women versus 43% of men), or by mosquito bites (42% of women and 34% of men).