Sentence examples for it believed held from inspiring English sources

Still, aerial attacks by NATO accounted for the most civilian deaths of those attributed to government forces, with 187 people killed when NATO used aircraft to bomb houses it believed held insurgents.

The United States Supreme Court held in United States v. Lovett (1946) that Congress could not prohibit the payment of executive branch salaries to employees it believed held Communist sympathies.

Recently, it has started drilling into shale deposits it believes hold something on the order of 768 billion cubic meters of natural gas — enough to reinforce its economic rise.

Yet it is television which Watson believes holds the key.

PepsiCo was accused of behaving in an imperious manner towards franchisees, who it believed were holding back the firm's growth, while the franchisees believed they had been the backbone of the company during a succession of indifferent corporate owners.

The group said it believed he was held in Sudan, but did not elaborate, and said his whereabouts were later unknown.

The BMA said it believed intervention programmes held the key, pointing to research which suggested for every £1 spent on programmes aimed at children and families, £10 was saved in the long-term.

While Transatlantic has said that a $52-a-share 52-a-share 52-a-sharetional Indemnity is a nonstarter, it bidieves that holding talks with the insurance giant could yield an offer superior to the Allied merger.

It is believed Bird held a simmering grudge over money from their late father Joe.

The ministry said it believed EADS investors should hold a 70 percent stake in the combined company, with BAE shareholders owning the rest.

Hamas believes it held its ground against Israel's military onslaught and forced the Israeli government to accept its conditions for a ceasefire.