Sentence examples for believes cannot be from inspiring English sources

"Gross negligence is a very high bar that BP believes cannot be met in this case," said Rupert Bondy, BP's general counsel, in a statement on Monday.

Usually, the neck looks smooth, but in "The Separation of Light From Darkness" there are lines and shapes quite different from the normal external anatomy of the neck, irregularities that he believes cannot be accidental.

But the commission is keen to find ways of working with others to fundamentally improve the structure of early scientific careers, something Liberali believes "cannot be done by making fellow after fellow".

Returning to the Enchiridion metaphysicum, as in the Antidote Against Atheism, and the Immortality of the Soul, More also draws upon various physical phenomena which he believes cannot be explained in terms of the mechanical philosophy, and can only be understood if some other factor is at work, namely the Spirit of Nature.

Implied is the assumption that if something is wrong with the person, then what that person says or believes cannot be true.

Even if the legislation passes and those 80-plus men are sent away, the administration will face the difficult question of what to do with the remaining detainees, many of whom it believes cannot be prosecuted in either federal or military court yet are too dangerous to transfer to another country.

The radical type of resistance in which abstainers such as I believe cannot be demanded.

For that reason, what people privately choose to believe cannot be a ground for them to get extra consideration when they band together.

the ratios between straight and curved lines are not known, and I even believe cannot be discovered by men, and therefore no conclusion based upon such ratios can be accepted as rigorous and exact.

The club are concerned about his back trouble, which those close to Ferdinand believe cannot be completely cured, only managed by a tailored fitness regime for the rest of his playing career.

In La Géométrie, the relation between straight and curves lines was considered inexact because, as Descartes put it, "the ratios between straight and curved lines are not known, and I believe cannot be discovered by human minds" (G, 91).