Sentence examples for parties thought that from inspiring English sources

Some people in both parties thought that Mr. Brown's experience would give him an advantage in dealing with Republicans not enjoyed by, for instance, President Obama.

But several people involved in the deal say the parties thought that the subprime mortgage crisis would actually help Archstone because people who could no longer afford houses would rent the company's apartments.

"The opposition parties thought that if Taiz falls, they could make it into a Benghazi, and use that to put pressure on the president," Hamoud al-Sofi, the governor of Taiz Province, said from his home, where he was protected by an armed guard.

Here, both parties thought that they were making a fair deal covering the use of the work for exhibition in theaters.

Hanging over the talks is Trump's threat to declare a state of emergency if he doesn't get his $5.7 billion demand for border wall funding, but some members of his own party think that's a bad idea.

Anton Shekhotsov, an expert on fringe parties, thinks that the loan to the French party is the exception rather than the rule.

Business leaders were especially pleased that the Conservatives did not give in to the opposition Liberals' demand to delay corporate income tax cuts scheduled for next year.The main reason an election is imminent is that both Canada's main parties think that with a successful campaign they can defy the polls to break the country's political stalemate.

Most sane people, including the vast majority of Americans of all parties think that campaign donors have way too much power and influence in Washington, not too little.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) is one among many agencies covered by the Information Quality Act (IQA 2001), an amendment to the Treasury and General Government Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2001 that has been viewed as a mechanism to increase access to such information and to seek corrections if parties think that government agencies have used faulty information and analyses.

We assumed that he was campaigning for Labour because the party thought that he might help.

Mrs. Thatcher had been removed because enough members of her party thought that her domineering dogmatism had become electorally counterproductive.