Sentence examples for groups which believe from inspiring English sources

Another is anti-gun groups, which believe that safer guns will cause more people to buy them.

There are also thought to be several 'financial buyers' - groups which believe that the company could yield sufficient cash to finance a takeover.

The lawyer, Sarah Bloom Raskin, Maryland's commissioner of financial regulation, is an ally of consumer advocacy groups, which believe that the Fed's neglect abetted the subprime lending crisis that metastasized into the most damaging downturn since the Depression.

The group, which believes embalming desecrates the body, denies any connection to the killings.

The group, which believes in black pride and racial separation, has not supported Mr. Jackson in the past; Mr. Jackson has undergone extensive cosmetic surgery and his children appear to be Caucasian.

It was a sham marriage, she said, because she feared him and other members of the group, which believed that the marriage would prevent her from testifying against her husband.

There are moments of high comedy in this book, such as when Demonpion gives an account of Houellebecq's encounter with the Raelian cult, the Swiss group which believes that God is an alien and which claimed to have cloned a baby in 2003 (and which provides the model for the Elohim cult which plays an important role in his latest novel).

GAP is an international lobby group which believes no ape should have to live in captivity.

The group, which believes the class B drug should be legalised, said many people were unaware of its medicinal purposes.

The group, which believes the class B drug should be legalised, said many people were unaware it can be used for medicinal purposes.

Critics, however, say the organisation continues to be a sectarian, militant group, which believes in the "supremacy of Hindus" and "preaches hate" against Muslims and Christian minorities.