Swedish trade unions, for example, believe in open markets.
Unitarians do not, for example, believe in the physical resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Catholics, for example, believe in predestination, though I'd guess that, if asked, most would think that they don't.
They may, for example, believe in family values, but they accept that divorce shatters the marriage oath repeatedly.This tolerance explains the great national distaste for Mr Starr, and for the journalists who have pursued the president.
The implicit subtext is clearly that women "who want >3 children" are idjits part if idjit cultures where people do idjit things like, for example, believing in God.
The antelope known as the Zambian black lechwe, for example, believed to have numbered 1,000,000 in 1900, had been reduced to less than 8,000 by the late 20th century, and the population of African elephants declined from 2,000,000 in the early 1970s to some 600,000 by 1990, largely because of poaching for the ivory trade.
Many economists, for example, believe that changes in the supply of money determine the rate of growth of general business activity.
He is careful to position the organization in ways that convey "the philosophical activities we believe in". For example, the SCMAF refuses to align itself with corporate beer sponsors.
For example, some believed in a high tariff and others believed in a low tariff.
On Coates' reading, for example, Moynihan believed in "patriarchy" because he advocated the need for male authority and employment.
Some cultures -- such as France, for example -- believe that dignity is inherent in privacy; and people shouldn't be able to violate their own privacy, even if they want to.
