Sentence examples for believes a change from inspiring English sources

The Observer believes a change in the law is imperative.

Adams also believes a change of the club's wage structure is vital if they are to compete with the elite Premier League teams again.

Despite the large (and loud) group of soccer officials preaching pragmatism and patience before a potential move, Blatter, who declined to comment for this article, has made it clear that he believes a change in dates is necessary.

In her position with the national organization, Ms. Smith helps members of state utility commissions stay abreast of current issues and lobbies Congress when she believes a change in policy is vital to the national interest.

Paul Collingwood believes Sri Lanka's captain, Angelo Mathews, will come to regret his decision to uphold the controversial dismissal of Jos Buttler in Tuesday's one-day international and believes a change in the regulations is required to prevent a repeat.

However, Claridge believes a change of manager at this late stage would not be beneficial.

"I believe a change of scenery will work out great.

Fortunately, I do believe a change is at hand.

But I don't believe a change in culture can come from politics.

"We don't believe a change in the label is warranted," she said.

Few believe a change of political personnel will alter their personal circumstances.