Sentence examples for believed the limits from inspiring English sources
Mr. Snowden, who has said he was shocked by what he believed to be the N.S.A.'s invasion of Americans' and foreigners' privacy, told The Guardian that he leaked the documents because he believed the limits of surveillance should be decided not by government officials in secret but by American citizens.
Yesterday, Stern, a former World Bank chief economist and head of the UK government economic service, said he now believed the limit should be 500ppm.
Beforehand, Mr Fitzpatrick had believed the limit would be cut on what he called an "extremely dangerous stretch of road".
According to that "strong moral compass", I wonder where she believes the limits lie in Tate's association with certain individuals and brands.
But while editing the new issue of Stanford Medicine magazine's special report on time and health, "Life time: The long and short of it," I learned that serious scientists believe the limits are not set in stone.
To pursue both goals, America needs to delineate where it believes the limits to General Hifter's action and ambition should lie, as well as the consequences if he and his supporters stray from them.
Experts believe the limits arise from neurochemical inhibition of guys' dopamine response.
Onwurah worked for decades in the engineering sector herself, and believes the limiting of children by gender stereotypes is a serious economic issue.
Pass it, and any recorded data will rapidly be lost.Bob Katzive, Disk/Trend's vice-president, believes the limit will be reached by 2003-04.
Ireland has asked the European Commission to allow it to exceed its legal limit on nitrogen oxides (NOx) for the second year running because it does not believe the limit properly considers certain fuel combustion sectors and manure management.
Alex Corbisiero, the Lions and former Northampton prop, who is on a year-long sabbatical to enable his body to recover from a string of injuries, believes the limit has to be tailored to different positions.
