Sentence examples for believes preparations from inspiring English sources

Although Wales have not beaten South Africa since 1999, Gatland still believes preparations for the World Cup are more important than results this November.

Desailly believes preparation for Euro 2016 will be key for Wales: "It's all about how you prepare your players," he said.

Belgian authorities also believe preparations were also made at a house in Auvelais, a small town outside Charleroi, in Namur province.

I believe preparation and practice lock in most of your material and leave a margin for a bit of the unexpected — where many of the best keynotes find their magic.

Students believe preparation for the VF increases study time, engagement, revisiting concepts in different contexts, and making connections between ideas from different topics.

The questions were: 'I do not believe preparation will make any difference in emergency events'; 'I am very interested in emergency-related information/news'; 'I pay special attention to all kinds of warnings issued by governmental authorities'; 'I often discuss with my friends and family members about emergency response'; 'I have confidence on governments in responding to emergencies'.

The U.S. and South Korea are currently conducting their biggest-ever joint military exercises in the region, drills which Pyongyang believes are preparations for an invasion.

His approach to acting is painstaking, and, like a salesman, he believes that preparation and hard work can overcome many obstacles.

Since becoming North Korean leader in late 2011, Kim has stepped up condemnation of joint US-South Korean military drills he believes are preparation for an invasion.

With Johnson aiming to build a Scotland side equipped to perform strongly at the World Cup, Telfer believes that preparation should not be at the expense of winning games in the Six Nations.

North Korea has increased its missile testing in the wake of annual joint U.S.-South U.S.-South Koreaxercises taking place in the region, which the North believes is preparation for an invasion.