Sentence examples for believed this time from inspiring English sources

Mr. van Heerden of the Fair Labor Association said he believed this time the promised changes would occur because his organization would continue monitoring Foxconn and because worldwide attention was focused on the issue more sharply than ever.

Unlike during the 1998 negotiations, when players like Michael Jordan called the shots, Hunter said he believed this time around that the agents, many of whom are not African-American, played a more important role.

After the meetings, some executives said that they were heartened by the private discussions and that they believed this time there was serious resolve for change — despite years of unsuccessful pressure on FIFA, which lately has been stained by a bribery scandal and allegations of payment demands from a number of its top executive committee members in connection with World Cup hosting rights.

I do believe this time it's different".

But 2012 may be the year when investors believe this time it's different at Citi.

Nonetheless, there are very good reasons to believe this time – and these talks - will be different.

Those who study the N.C.A.A. believe this time period could become a tipping point for significant reform.

"I do believe this time around we have a squad that can make it to the final," he added.

"The history of health reform is replete with instances of reformers believing this time it's inevitable," Mr. Oberlander said.

Persson has played the part once before, in Frankfurt eight years ago, but believes this time it will be different.

But England ruined that with a stunning performance in a 38-21 victory at Twickenham, and Hansen believes this time around France, England and Ireland won't simply be steamrolled, no matter how well his side is playing.