Sentence examples for believes joining from inspiring English sources

And in terms of Australia's relationship with the United States, Labor believes joining the AIIB does not necessarily present an either/or dichotomy.

She believes joining up NHS and council budgets could enable money to be spent on more innovative ways of delivering care like Evermore, not necessarily at higher cost.

The 35-year-old believes joining Newcastle could allow him to play a part in a promotion campaign before returning to the Premier League, where he has previously played for Tottenham, Arsenal and Portsmouth.

But he believes joining Neil Lennon's side is the chance "to win things, play in the Champions League, hopefully, and get better as a player".

Now, church leaders - such as Jonathan Jackson - believe joining forces with Operation Black Vote could have a dramatic effect on the campaign.

The rivalry between the two south coast cities has been well-documented, but officials believe joining together would bring benefits to both.

"Having free trade with the growing Asia is crucial and I believe joining the TPP is the first step," he adds.

As SwiftKey's co-founders put it in a rather understated statement on the acquisition: "We believe joining Microsoft is the right next stage in our journey".

Mirren noted that she'd always believed women were "as capable and as energetic and as inspiring as men" but initially believed joining the feminism movement seemed "too political".

While I currently enjoy working at my current employers company, ultimately I know my heart wants to follow a different path and passion and I believe joining a full-service event production and event management company, such as yours, aligns with my interests and desires.

Roughly a dozen other militants that the authorities believe joined in the assault have also been identified, and charges under seal have been filed against some of them, according to American officials.