The brewer doubtless believes it can make Foster's more profitable and its boss, Graham Mackay, who built the company from a small South African brewer to a global powerhouse, is thought to be keen on doing one more big deal before he retires, probably in the next year or two.Read on:.
They always told us the same thing: 'Well, this doesn't involve you.' " Putin doubtless believes, on some level, that the Baltic republics — Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania — belong back in the Russian orbit.
He doubtless believes that, under his leadership, Britain can be a force for good; he probably does not see it as part of his prime-ministerial mission to preside over a diplomatic decline.Nevertheless, assertive international engagement seems to be a luxury that the country cannot afford in the downturn.
But the Jets argued, and doubtless believed, that it was a smart way of locking up a young player.
If they were to put the paper up for sale, it would fetch an enormous price from one of a long list of buyers, including Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, the New York Times Company and the Washington Post Company, who all doubtless believe they could run it better.
Many of them, doubtless, believed this description.
On several occasions Eisenhower had expressed distaste for racial segregation, though he doubtless believed that the process of integration would take time.
Some people who hold the Human Rights Act in utter contempt would doubtless believe their right to call Arsène Wenger something ghastly should be enshrined in perpetuity.
The president of the American Bar Association objected to the new statute by sarcastically observing, "The last time I checked, the Fourth Amendment is still in the Bill of Rights," which he doubtless believed to be a withering salvo.
Many Americans doubtless believe that the policies of the next president regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have nothing to do with them.
