Sentence examples for believes open from inspiring English sources
The state government believes Open Arms makes it easy for drug users to stay addicted.
However, Tim Davies, co-founder of the Open Data Services co-operative, believes open data can play a role in opening up participatory and democratic discourse in new spaces.
"President Bush confounded conventional wisdom by empowering me and my administration colleagues to make trade success a priority, even in an election year, because he believes open markets build stronger economies and help create jobs in the United States and opportunity around the world," he said.
Meyer believes open climate data is the key to making climate change clear, and showing people how it affects them: with the right information, people can make better decisions in respect to the environment, as well as form strategies to protect themselves against changing weather conditions in a warming world.
Robotics start-up Willow Garage believes open source OS will soon put robots in our homes [VentureBeat].
Asked about 10gen's open-source model, Robles noted that he believes "open source as a development and commercialization model is something that has matured significantly in the last decade, and which we believe will continue to help 10Gen build an ecosystem of partners around MongoDB, and will help the company innovate quickly to address customer requirements and feature requests".
Wright believes open-world developers are taking the wrong approach entirely.
Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky is one of the five things that happened in 1995 that Campbell believes opened the door to the future.
But that changeability, she believes, opens the door to deradicalisation.
The organization behind TrustTheVote, the Open Source Elections Technology Foundation (OSET), believes open-source voting software can instill confidence that people's votes are being counted.
This is not a perfect solution, but we believe open dialogue, not the censorship of content, is the right way to handle the issues expressed".
