Sentence examples for believed the aim from inspiring English sources

Mr. Djindjic said bluntly that he believed the aim of the arrests was political, though he declined to say in what exact way.

My aim, and I believe the aim of the whole church, should be to be able to offer a place of welcome and growth for all.

Despite the incendiary rhetoric, it is hard to believe the aim of an Iranian nuclear program is the extermination of Israel.

Although Mr Profumo and Mr Viola both say they want MPS to remain independent, some believe the aim is to bash the bank into shape for potential buyers.

Williams believes the aim must be "a single system of quality assurance, reflecting both the academic and occupational requirements and bringing social work into line with most other professions".

Experts believe the aim of the groups, among them the Pattani Islamic Mujahadeen Movement (or GMIP by its Malay acronym) and the National Revolution Front-Coordinate (BRN-C), is to cleanse the area of Buddhists, discredit the Thai government and put into place strict Islamic laws.

In monarchies, Montesquieu believes, the aim of commerce is, for the most part, to supply luxuries.

Yet I believe the aim to empower clients and improve financial health is taking center stage.

But Pankhurst said she did not believe the aims of the Brexit campaign were in the same spirit as the suffragette movement.

He believed the Israeli aim was "to make people from here run away and get them out of the neighbourhood".

Like his predecessor, Krukowiecki was a conservative and believed the main aim of the November Uprising was the return of the status quo ante with the tsars of Russia as kings of Poland, but respecting the constitution and Polish laws.