Sentence examples for believes breaking up from inspiring English sources
"It is hard to know where this will go," said Lieven De Winter, a professor of politics at the Université Catholique de Louvain, though like many others he believes breaking up the country would be so complicated as to be impossible, largely because neither side would give up Brussels, the capital.
Corbyn said he believed that breaking up UK-wide employment law would weaken those rights.
All three main parties now contain people at the top who believe in breaking up state monopolies in public services and giving power to consumers.
Mr Blair, belatedly, came to believe that breaking up the monopoly provision of public services was essential if they were to respond to the high expectations of a consumer society.
But it added that it does not believe that breaking up the firm is the best way to "maximize shareholder value".
The scenes are well acted, and using Cupid to force the couple into feigned nuptials was a clever little touch but, well... no one really believes they're breaking up, right?
Boys are crazy and I believe it takes breaking up with one of them to realize just how crazy they can be. Ciara. Ciara
Some attorneys general believe anything short of breaking up the company would be ineffective, while others do not want to split up Microsoft.
For two years, Mark Cote, a 29-year-old man from Waterbury, Conn., had been seething at a city firefighter who he believed had broken up his marriage.
For two years, Mark Cote, a 29-year-old man from Waterbury, Conn., had been seething at a firefighter who he believed had broken up his marriage.
