Sentence examples for believes reviving from inspiring English sources

And because nobody believes reviving the Post will be an easy process, another quality that will surely be useful is patience.

It would, they believe, revive and retrofit the Reagan revolution -- by putting new spending constraints on the federal government with the tax cut; by ceding more responsibilities to state and local governments and religious institutions; and by transforming two great monuments of the New Deal and the Great Society, with partial privatizing of Social Security and Medicare.

He did not (as is commonly believed) revive the Order of the Bath, since it had never previously existed as an Order, in the sense of a body of knights who were governed by a set of statutes and whose numbers were replenished when vacancies occurred.

Dr Meryl Kenny, visiting fellow at the University of Edinburgh, believes Thatcher revived the devolution campaign north of the border.

"I don't believe in reviving anything unless you have a fresh approach," he said by phone from his home in Quogue, N.Y.

Removing the sanctions would make it easier for Iraq to sell its oil, which the administration believes will revive the nation's battered economy and help pave the way for the creation of a democratic government.

"We believe that revived buyer confidence is paramount to getting the market moving again".

Several members of the committee, like Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, have pushed for changes in the tax laws that they believe would revive the economy and generate additional revenue.

But Martin said the Jets were divided last season, and he believes that the revived spirits may be enough to put the Jets back into the playoffs.

In order to do so they build the supercomputer Deep Thought (of which Gove thinks most highly and believes will be revived instantaneously by the cancelling of AS-levels).

believes the two revived soaps went over budget and violated a labor agreement.