Sentence examples for ideas believes from inspiring English sources

Future of Labour: Party must rediscover radicalism and become a movement and a cause, give members a proper voice, reach out more to trade unions, voluntary sector, community and environmental groups, move beyond old Blairite/Brownite divisions to unite around ideas, believes a third of shadow cabinet should be women but would also support Harriet Harman's 50% proposal.

When the self-imposed first trimester gag rule was lifted, and we were still giddy and stunned, we shared possible name ideas, believing it was a harmless exercise.

The Jewish approach tends not toward regulating different opinions, but promoting the "marketplace of ideas," believing that is where the truth of matter will be revealed.

Nobuhiko sought her ideas, believing that adults "only think about things they understand...everything stays on that boring human level" while "children can come up with things that can't be explained".

But Jesse Norman, who helped shape the thinking behind the Big Society idea, believes the vision is still there, only not in name.

Some supporters of government backing also like the idea, believing that it will demonstrate the need for a backstop.

Clearly, those who perpetuate the idea believe, from a business perspective at least, that it is true.

Initially the founder, Ray Kroc, was opposed to the idea, believing that if customers wanted more food then they would simply buy more.

Rumour had it that a tobacco company had toyed with buying the supermarket but dropped the idea believing it would be bad for the brand.

As they fight for their own identity they are appalled by the idea, believing compromise is what is robbing them of identity and support on doorsteps.

Supporters of the idea believe a large number of WIMPS pass through the Earth every second.