Sentence examples for believing parties from inspiring English sources

"As voters are increasingly not finding economic differences between the parties – they are increasingly not believing parties can make a difference to the household finances or to the country's finances in this recent election – that social issues will increasingly play a role in the next few Australian elections," Sheppard said.

Part of me believes parties are for people who need a pretext to pretend to enjoy themselves.

Mr. Aboul Fotouh added that he believed parties could have a "religious reference" — whether Muslim or Christian — but should not exclude people of other faiths.

He admits many believe party politics is withering on the vine.

Asked whether she believed party leaders should stay out of the race, she demurred.

But she believes party politics have no place in policing, and fears independents won't be able to stand unless they are millionaires or have rich backers.

As a regular attendee of the Conservative Party conference I have found the complete opposite and believe party conferences play a unique role.

Conservative but independent, Weston doesn't believe party fanaticism is the right path forward for the country.

I didn't believe partying had anything to do with my drug addiction; the truth is, I was an addict.

People at your school may believe partying and doing drugs is the popular social norm.

By agreeing to direct preferences towards one party, analysts believe micro parties stand a chance in the upper house, with the potential of holding the balance of power.