Sentence examples similar to customs believes from inspiring English sources

For example, they preserve the traditional Han burial customs, believing that cremation or sky burials are disrespectful towards the dead.

The group was unable to bring the large amounts of Faygo needed for their concerts to their European tours without a sales permit visa because customs believed that the group had intended to sell the soda at their concerts.

This January, a series of raids on eight factories in India uncovered 1,200 kilograms of ketamine that India's Central Board of Excise and Customs believed was being produced for foreign markets such as the UK.

Newsmen liked the custom, believing the secrecy allowed them do their work better.

This kind of conservative cherishes custom, believing that the individual is foolish but the species is wise.

In the confusion at customs, he believes for a moment she has disappeared with his car.

He bought businesses and a palatial home but soon came under the watchful eye of British customs, who believed he had moved in order to oversee the Cosa Nostra's operations in the UK.

Backers of a customs union believe it is the only way of resolving the border issue, but it would also constrain the UK's ability to strike distinct trade deals with non-EU countries.

Spanish customs officials believe that some of the drugs would have been offloaded at sea onto smaller boats which would in turn have transferred the drugs to yachts bound for the marinas.

He makes the customs officer believe that he is a representative in the food field.

Instead, one had the custom of believing that as long as leftists were preoccupied with writing, at least they weren't making revolution.