Sentence examples for laws believe from inspiring English sources

Supporters of such laws believe that they underscore a mother's responsibilities.

Those who introduce homophobic laws believe such laws affect only 'them' – the LGBT community.

"Contrary to what many opponents of lockout laws believe, nightlife is still alive and well," she said.

Opponents of the new laws believe they will stifle diversity of ownership and opinion in Australia's media, and will lead to job losses.

(See the entry on interpretations of probability and Lewis (1994).) Humeans about laws believe that what laws there are is a matter of what patterns are there to be discerned in the overall mosaic of events that happen in the history of the world.

But those who passed these laws believe that only some people should participate.

If the courts think newspapers are flagrantly breaching privacy laws, believing that costs will be low, they may start to award exemplary damages.

Laws believes that the Lib Dem manifesto pledge to deliver the measures will highlight differences with both Labour and the Conservatives.

Engineer Mike Gin, who also supports loosening gun control laws, believes the council must look for ways to cut costs.

Democrats oppose such laws, believing that they are patronizing, have no medical justification and require additional expenses for child care and travel.

Those who want a privacy law believe that individuals need clearer protection from intrusion by the press.