Sentence examples for believed seized from inspiring English sources
The fate of two kidnapped Christian bishops, believed seized by opposition forces in April, remains publicly unknown.
But the Lib Dems, so Labour believe, seized on this offer of secret talks more in the hope of winkling more concessions out of the Conservatives than from any real belief that the so-called "rainbow coalition" of progressive parties might succeed.
Trudeau believed in seizing the federal institutions and giving francophone Quebec its just place at the centre of the Canadian system.
They do not believe in seizing opportunities to make steady, messy progress toward conservative goals.
Most analysts believe that seizing control of the House is beyond their reach and even less likely given the decline in Mr Obama's own approval ratings to barely 40 per cent.
Police are believed to have seized it soon after its publication and passed it to the Home Office, where it lay forgotten until last year.Definitions of smut fluctuate over time.
The capital of Anbar province was overrun by the so-called Islamic State last week and militants are believed to have seized tanks, ammunition and weapons left by fleeing Iraqi soldiers.
He said the authorities believed that Mr. Sherman seized the girl at random after he saw her playing in the front yard of her parents' home with a 4-year-old playmate.
Counties Manukau organised crime detective Senior Sergeant Albie Alexander, believed the drugs seized were intended for sale in New Zealand.
