Sentence examples for has believed from from inspiring English sources
He has believed, from the moment he landed in California 13 years ago, that the United States is a melting pot of humanity that ought to be a major player in the global game.
White House officials say Mrs. Obama has believed from the start that bringing industry to the negotiating table is critical to achieving her long-range goal of eliminating childhood obesity within a generation.
The acting United States attorney, David M. Gaouette, said in a statement that ruling "reaffirms what the government has believed from the beginning, that the jury verdict finding Mr. Nacchio guilty was indeed correct".
According to court records, Kosilek, now 64, has believed from birth that she was a woman "cruelly trapped in a man's body". The appeals court ruling, issued Friday, follows years of litigation that began in 1992, when Kosilek asked that the state provide an operation to help complete her transition.
"We've believed from the get-go that's the way to beat Bush," he said.
Guillaume Percheron, 20, an engineering student, said he had believed from the start that war was justified.
That is why I have believed from the start that while time is important, it is even more important that every vote is counted and counted accurately.
"I have believed from the start that this deal was a valid and beneficial deal for Napster, the best direction for the company under the current circumstances".
"I have even more reason to believe what I have believed from the moment I learned the facts: There was never any good-faith basis to the governor's claims that there was any extortion," he said.
In Edendale in KwaZulu Natal, which has the highest HIV rate of any province in South Africa, there are children who had believed, from when they were very young, that they were on daily pills for chronic tuberculosis.
"We've believed from the beginning that many donors would like to see a separate trust fund for donor contributions, possibly under the World Bank or the United Nations," said Alan Larson, the under secretary of state for economic affairs.
