Sentence examples for believed the status from inspiring English sources
Before testing, each household owning a well was asked what it believed the status of its well (with respect to As) to be, and the response was recorded as safe (low As), unsafe (high As), or unknown.
Some people believe the Status of Forces Agreements that govern American troops in countries overseas give preferential treatment to Japan.
Although Ann Nothoff, California advocacy director for the Natural Resources Defense Council, is troubled by the lack of detail in the proposal, she believes, "The status quo is unacceptable".
Last week, when a new session of Parliament opened, the legislative agenda for Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government said: "The government continues to believe the status quo in the Senate of Canada is unacceptable.
At the start of a bus tour of six swing states, Mr. Romney said, "I believe the status of young people who come here through no fault of their own is an important matter to be considered.
"No one believes the status quo is acceptable, and I think just saying no is not a satisfactory answer," Mr. Cornyn, shod in brown alligator-skin cowboy boots, said in an interview in the whip's office just off the Senate floor.
Zedillo believes the status quo was preferable to war.
"But we don't believe the status quo of so many consistently working such long hours is sustainable".
There are those who believe the status quo suits a very powerful, very wealthy, influential clique of Kenyans very well.
(VET teacher of building and construction) Diminished status of VET teachers In addition, some of the teachers interviewed believe the status of VET teachers in society has diminished compared to the teachers of the more prestigious general education.
