Sentence examples for believed that the rules from inspiring English sources

However, a tour guide, also surnamed Zhang believed that the rules were necessary for the country's reputation: "I feel things need to be improved.

Lawsuits against the unscripted entertainment shows known as reality television used to be filed by people who got hurt imitating stunts on shows like "Jackass" or believed that the rules on shows like "Survivor" were applied unfairly.

L County welcomed the rules of implementation made by S Province in early 2013, and its bureaus of Labor and Social Security and Economy and Information Technology, which were in charge of this work, believed that the rules would enable "reasonable and lawful" rectification of coal mines.

In sum, L County believed that the rules provided the time for rectifying the coal mines and the industrial restructuring, and it planned to take two or three years to shut down coal mines, the smaller ones first and larger ones later, in order to reconcile conflicts and solve the problems.

I believed that the rules didn't apply to me.

Professor Sklansky said he believed that the rule's benefits continued to outweigh its costs.

A Forest Service spokesman, Joe Walsh, said the agency believed that the rule was a "useful tool" but would comply with the injunction.

Kidding, he wrote the "Bill of Rights", i.e. the first "ten amendments"), John Adams (2nd President of the USA) to name the famous ones of the many "Founding Fathers", these men believed that the "rule of the people" was probably going to be a bad idea as it would most probably lead to disorder and disruption (remember that the founding fathers were also slave-owners).

They believe that the rules of correct usage are nothing more than the secret handshake of the ruling class, designed to keep the masses in their place.

They believe that the rules are the rules (at least, when those rules favor them).

"I believe that the rules that we have put in place definitely protect us as much as possible," Rogge said.