Sentence examples for practices believe from inspiring English sources
China's trade surplus with America now rivals Japan's in size, a remarkable achievement given its primitive economy.Just as Mr Choate sees Japanese and Chinese lobbying as one piece, so critics of Japan's trade practices believe that China poses similar problems.
Some Hindu yogis and other eastern practices believe it's an Energy imbalance.
He said the congressman had a solid environmental record that included supporting the cleanup of Long Island Sound and more closely regulating mining practices believed threatening to the environment.
The move comes as the European Commission has put forth proposals seeking to tighten regulation on practices believed to have led to the financial crisis.
The cults are focused on obtaining the material wealth of the advanced culture through magical thinking, religious rituals and practices, believing that the wealth was intended for them by their deities and ancestors.
Classical advocates of the practice believe that it is not only historically valid but intellectually enlivening.
Confidence is built with practice, believe it or not - so just keep pushing!
Groups that oppose the practice believe that the terms "child prostitution" and "child prostitute" carry problematic connotations because children are generally not expected to be able to make informed decisions about prostitution.
Other parents in our practice believe strongly that babies are born with a delicate balance of hormones, bacteria, blood cells, etc., that we don't fully understand and can easily disrupt with unknown consequence," she said.
Participate in the culture of research Students preparing to graduate and start practice believe that it is most important to "Maintain ethical standards of practice".
Attitudes are also changing: recent data show that the majority of people in the countries where FGM is practiced believe it should end, but continue to compel their daughters to undergo the procedure because of strong social pressure.
