Sentence examples for office believes from inspiring English sources

The district attorney's office believes the ruse started in November 2009.

The Spanish tax office believes that as much as €6bn was concealed in these 659 accounts.

The mayor's office believes that outside their independent prosecuting authority, district attorneys' offices are city agencies.

Mr. Vitter's office believes that the banking lobby leaked the draft in an effort to ruin its chances.

The Foreign Office believes five or six gangs, some linked to Chinese triads, are behind some attacks.

That's what it means when a woman in the office believes in something, and presses for it?

He ran for office believing that "when somebody hurts, government has got to move".

Salman entered the F.B.I. office believing herself the wife of an abuser, and learned that she was a widow.

Gershon Kedar, a senior adviser for the deputy foreign minister, said in a telephone interview Thursday that his office believed "it's more than an Israeli issue".

It is not clear what lessons, if any, the prosecutors within Mr. Vance's office believe Thursday's outcome holds for the coming case against Mr. Strauss-Kahn.

Denis J. McElligott, the assistant attorney general in charge of the Suffolk office, said last week that his office believed furnishings in the house belonged to the foundation.