Sentence examples for believed elements from inspiring English sources

In a series of television appearances in June last year, Mr Jahangir said she believed elements within the security establishment wanted to silence her because of critical remarks she had made about the "brutal tactics" used to suppress ethnic unrest in Balochistan province.

In a sign of the growing anger on Capitol Hill, Representative Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican who leads the House Intelligence Committee, said Tuesday that he believed elements of the ISI and the military had helped protect Bin Laden. 1 2 Next Page ».

He said some Ukrainians believed elements from within the new regime in Kiev had employed snipers.

But because of the service's history of close ties to the Taliban, many American officials believe elements of the service have been providing aid to Taliban and Qaeda units operating in the mountains and caves of southeastern Afghanistan, often crossing from the neighboring tribal areas of Pakistan.

When Russian chemist Dmitry Mendeleyev proposed the periodic table of the chemical elements in 1871, he left gaps in places where he believed unknown elements would find their place.

It is also widely believed that elements of the Mubarak regime are encouraging them.

It is also widely believed that elements of the Hosni Mubarak regime are encouraging them.

Coupled with an unusually strong and extended southbound counter-current, or meander, spinning off the northerly flowing Gulf Stream, race organizers believed the elements were in place for records to fall.

The leader of the city council, Donna Jones, told the Guardian that while she accepted that large parts of the Bangladeshi community were genuinely shocked, she believed other elements might have information that they were not coming forward to share.

While it is believed that elements of the agreement remain under discussion, sources say the unions are optimistic that a satisfactory settlement will be reached in the new year.

Aristotle believed that elements were the building blocks of chemical substances, only potentially present in these substances.