It's a morally bankrupt argument at odds with the principles for which I believe my country stands.
Of the allegation that Lady Jane Grey, Edward VI's cousin, read Greek: "Whether she really understood that language or whether such a study proceeded only from an excess of vanity for which I believe she was always rather remarkable, is uncertain".
If the government failed to call a referendum it would be a "historic error on the part of Britain for which I believe we will pay a lasting price," Mr Campbell told a lunchtime fringe meeting.
Instead, the reasons for which I believe that Neruda was a great poet have shifted, in part by virtue of the fact that I have come to believe that my original reasons did not support my belief.
I have discussed the illusion of Iranian power and of the significant transformations that Iran is about to witness, if it is to seriously become a truly strong and modern state, for which I believe most Iranians hope.
In the months to come we are going to see a very complex problem of movements of people from Turkey to Greece and through the western Balkans, for which I believe Europe needs to be prepared with a comprehensive response.
These are difficult questions, for which I believe there are no real answers.
"I knew I had to stay with him, hold my serve and try to wait for my chances, which I believed would come".
I had already written one thing for the New York Times, which I believed was a kind of fluke.
"But my main political mistake, in retrospect, was that state ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange, in which I believed, and for which I campaigned, was a false God". Is that painful to admit?
