Sentence examples for informed believe from inspiring English sources
Even people who are supposedly well informed believe that there was a vast expansion of government under Obama, when in fact there wasn't.
When The Times recently asked to look at legislative documents in the Harvey case, Assembly Rules Committee Chief Counsel Nina M. Ryan said: "I am informed and believe that there are no such records". The complaint by Mayo is believed to have been among the first formal sexual harassment accusations filed against an Assembly member under a legislative policy promulgated a few years ago.
Most scrapyard owners, law-enforcement officials, and informed scrappers believe this rise in demand was the result of a building boom in China; however, Joe told me he believes it also has to do with US mining production falling behind projected outputs.
Informed sources believe that the documents are genuine.
Informed sources believe that a murder prosecution of the firearms officer is unlikely.
Overstated though the dichotomy is between red and blue America, it does mean that no one who is at all well informed can believe that America is Bush and Bush is America.
In a statement to MPs, she said: "Even if I had been informed I believe it would have been wholly inappropriate for me to seek to intervene in the operational decisions being taken by the police.
"Even if I had been informed, I believe it would have been wholly inappropriate for me to seek to intervene in the operational decisions being taken by the police," she said.
"If investors are to be fully informed, I believe that we must improve our disclosure system by requiring public companies affirmatively to disclose unquestionably significant information when it arises and becomes available," he said.
Many informed people believe them to have been involved in government overthrows, assassinations, harbor minings, and other morally abhorrent acts.
He adds: "We have to do a better job of striking the balance between what an informed client believes is important to his or her investing goals and what the public believes is overly complex and risky".
