Sentence examples for believes strict from inspiring English sources
Last year, in a discussion about elephants killed for their ivory tusks, Suwanna Gauntlett, CEO of conservation group Wildlife Alliance told the Guardian she believes strict law enforcement is the only long-term solution to poaching.
He believes stricter safeguards of nuclear material must be imposed.
He said he believed strict standards were necessary given the diverse spectrum of viewers NBC attracts in an average prime-time audience of 11.6 million people.
The BBC is resisting calls to screen tonight's election debate live on BBC1 or BBC2 because executives believe strict impartiality rules would force them to hand more airtime to BNP leader Nick Griffin if it did so.
The national security arguments cited in imposing the limits still resonate with conservatives who believe strict regulation is needed to keep China and other countries from stealing secret technology.
Senior Labour figures said the party was trying to manage a growing divide between MPs and supporters in London and other big cities, who are broadly in favour of immigration, and those in more deprived regions, particularly in Labour heartlands in the north, who believe strict controls have to be part of Labour's programme.
Rock music constantly asks the question, "What's real and make believe?" Strict constructionists like Koppelman, Edwards and I may scoff at some incomplete band reunions, but for less skeptical fans, including apparently many people who adore Foreigner, there's a simpler, ontological litmus test.
Thus, we believe strict quarantine measures should be taken to avoid its dispersal.
We believe strict adherence to the personal control doctrine is preferable to involuntary sharing of "de-identified" data.
But as a gun owner, he does not believe stricter gun laws are necessary.
For example, gun-control advocates who believe stricter firearms laws will reduce gun-related homicides usually also want to believe that such laws will reduce gun-related homicides.
