Sentence examples for believed some information from inspiring English sources
"When that operation, though, came to a conclusion, you know, we do have an obligation to tell the American people about what the threats are coming from Al Qaeda," Mr. Brennan said, suggesting that he believed some information about the foiled plot should have been disclosed.
This makes us believe that some information can be collected from user interaction and accomplishment of results, and correlated with classes of content or even used to find similarity between users in order to improve and optimize the set of clips to be provided for annotation.
She believes that some information does belong in the database, it's simply a matter of determining which cases are justified, hence her recommendation that a four-part test be administered.
We can only assume that the special counsel's office believes some of this information may relate directly to Trump.
(He believes some provisions, like information sharing among federal agencies, is good, but has called for amendments to secure Americans' private records).
To be honest, we've had a really hard time believing some of this information — not because there's anything here that's technically impossible or because we didn't trust our source, but because we simply can't imagine a company creating a phone specifically for American women in this day and age (it reminds us of the Petticoat 5 spoof).
Some believed existing information was inadequate and ambiguous.
In a new interview with Style, the rapper also described himself as "the Robin Hood of fashion" because he believes there is "some information" in his designs "that can help people have better lives".
In particular, some participants believed information about the severity of the pandemic and virulence of the virus was withheld.
It is believed the information was passed to the Metropolitan police through the Royal Military police.
He is worried, though, that the husband believed this information to be particular to him and his wife.
