Sentence examples for believed some form from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband said he believed some form of statutory regulation of the press was needed.

Now it is central, and so important that Smith believes some form of international framework will have to be worked out.

Labour has said it believes some form of charge is now highly likely and refused to rule out a graduate tax or contribution.

Messrs Prestowitz and Johnson believe some form of numerical targets should be considered among the conditions for China's accession to the World Trade Organisation.For the moment, belief in China's villainy has not made much impact on policy.

However, he did say that he believes some forms of creativity had been stifled by the contemporary approach to schooling.

The owners of those companies believe some forms of birth control -- emergency contraception and intrauterine devices -- are forms of abortion because they could prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.

"They definitely believed in some form of separation of church and state".

Nearly half of the course directors believed that some form of grade inflation existed, even within their own courses.

Kim Jong-il's death came after a long illness, dating to 2008, that American intelligence agencies believed involved some form of a stroke.

We are often told that in earlier times all cultures had a concept of the afterlife – that "everybody" believed in some form of life after death, be it a journey over a river to a dark land, an eternity of hellfire and torment, a paradise with angels and ambrosia, or a reunion with loved ones.

The Doctor, Amy, Rory, and Gibbis regroup, and the Doctor surmises that the other three believed in some form of faith.