Sentence examples for believed states from inspiring English sources

The experts believed states would want to tailor the exchanges to their own populations.

Mr. Wyden said that he asked Judge Roberts whether he believed states should take the lead in regulating medical practice, and that the nominee replied that "uniformity across the country would stifle the genius of the founding fathers".

Hans A. von Spakovsky, a counsel to Acosta and the main Justice Department interpreter of hava, wrote to Judith A. Armold, an assistant attorney general in Maryland, that the Justice Department believed states must "verify" the Social Security numbers that people submit on their registration forms.

A value-feeling is an emotional response to believed states of affairs and presupposes, therefore, judgments and representations (ideas) of the intended objects as so-called "psychological presuppositions" (1894, §11).

He said that he believed state approval for the funds would come next week.

But he said he believed state law now defines marriage as a union of husband and wife.

And despite his own reputation for toughness, Mr. Cuomo said he believed state lawmakers would respond to a softer touch and subtler approach to governing.

Another report expected soon is likely to show those delays were even more widespread than initially believed, state officials said in a statement this week.

Boxer said she had chosen not to visit the community sooner because she believed state and local officials were in control of the situation.

Distributed representations of state-belief allow the agent to divide its believed state across multiple equivalent states.

Distributed representation of belief allows the believed state of the world to distribute across sets of equivalent states.