Sentence examples for believed friendly from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials are requiring that a committee believed friendly to Beijing select the candidates.

Gross didn't believe "friendly fascism" was a reality in America for several reasons.

Another friend of Murrow's doesn't believe Friendly need worry about losing his associate to the campus.

But while he believes friendly visitors were on to something when they personally attended to the poor, even Olasky today concedes that filling souls doesn't automatically fill stomachs.

Joachim Low's men will be one of the favourites for the tournament in Brazil next year and Townsend believes the friendly will be a good acid test for England's World Cup chances.

No one in Washington believes that friendly persuasion will force Iraq to resume cooperating with the United Nations weapons inspectors, who for nearly seven years have sought to discover and destroy Iraq's capacity to make war.

Republic of Ireland captain Robbie Keane believes the friendly against England on Wednesday should have taken place "a good few years ago".

Scotland will meet England, Japan and Argentina in Group D in their first World Cup finals and Kerr believes the friendly win can fuel their ambitions.

Allen, the former Newcastle United and Norwich player who won 14 caps for Wales, believes the friendly against Iceland at Cardiff City Stadium will be the perfect opportunity to hand Huws his debut.

During the hearings on his nomination for vice president in 1973, then-Congressman Gerald Ford noted, "I believe in friendly compromise... Compromise is the oil that makes governments go".

Overly competitive people don't believe in friendly competition.