Sentence examples for had believed talks from inspiring English sources

The union blamed the "intransigence" of the Post Office, while the company said it was "extremely disappointed" and had believed talks were due to resume this week.

One reason investors have trouble believing talk of output cuts is that OPEC members have trouble sticking to them.

Trump has said he believes talking to North Korea has failed for three decades and he sees no reason it would work now.

Islamabad believes talks have little value if not covering the full range of matters in dispute, of which no doubt the two neighbors have many.

Zimmer believes talk of "having it all" is usually code for assigning all responsibility for family and career success to women.

I've always believed that talking about something is not the same as doing something about it.

The deal with Havana, though, also represents a gamble for a president who has long believed that more talking with oppressive governments and more trade will lead to more political freedom.

Thoday and Mulville have written to the BBC Trust chair, Rona Fairhead, about their plan and are also believed to have had informal talks with senior corporation executives.

In fact, one investigator who has worked on the case at different times, though not in the first few years after Etan's disappearance, said he believed detectives had initially talked to Mr. Hernandez.

Trump denied this was the case and caused even more of furore when he tried to defend his comments by claiming anyone who believed he had been talking about periods must be a "deviant".

Mr. Chirac said repeatedly during the second interview that he had spoken casually and quickly the day before because he believed he had been talking about Iran off the record.