Sentence examples for believes pose from inspiring English sources

Over the past two years Nawaz Sharif, the prime minister, has been picking off individuals and institutions that he believes pose any threat to his own power.

The legislation grants the government new powers to supervise and break up companies it believes pose a threat to the economy.

Mr. Bolton's speech is part of an American diplomatic offensive against countries that the administration believes pose a serious threat to national security because of their pursuit of certain types of unconventional weapons.

One of his major themes is a war on "western values", including a free press, democracy and the constitutional separation of powers, all of which he believes pose an insidious threat to one-party rule.

Twenty years later, the trim, slow-talking Mr. Norcross, who now lives in Miami during the off-season, keeps his eye on hurricanes from the cushier environs of the Weather Channel, using television cameras, his blog and Facebook to issue technically detailed and often passionate reports about systems he believes pose high risk.

With one eye on Iraq, the White House is preparing a new national security strategy that would justify launching pre-emptive military campaigns against groups or nations that the president believes pose the threat of a future attack against America or its allies.

The severed head had fallen victim to Mexico's drug-gang wars, which Mr. Fuentes believed pose an ever-graver threat to Mexican society.

2.(S) Israeli officials were keen to outline an "escalation" in CBI programs that they believed pose a danger to the international financial system.

A similar project has already been relatively successful in Yemen, where the militants that western intelligence agencies believe pose the greatest threat to the west appear solidly rooted.

Under heavy American pressure, the leaders of the Group of 20 economies did agree Friday to curb "persistently large imbalances" in trade, as well as saving and spending, that officials believe pose risks to global growth.

The drugs that Britons believe pose the greatest health risks are hard drugs such as heroin and crack, and it appears that most make a clear distinction between marijuana and drugs of this type.