Sentence examples for proposals believing from inspiring English sources

"I don't think North Korea made these proposals believing that South Korea would accept them," he said.

All the major political parties have resisted such proposals, believing them to be electorally damaging, but with the government running out of funds, it will need to look again at raising tax, especially for the more affluent.

Some opponents — and even some supporters — of such universal health care proposals believe that they could eventually lead to something like a single-payer system.

Critics of the Pressbof proposals believe they do not go far enough in ensuring a robust and independent oversight of the press.

As brash and infuriating as Trump may seem, his proposals, believe it or not, are much more moderate than Cruz, or even Rubio.

The Finns pushed this proposal, believing it could serve as a model for other troubled economies, such as Portugal.

– the second time he had turned down such a proposal – "believing that any kind of reciprocal deal would be construed as Israel having come to terms with the Iran nuclear deal".

In a proxy statement published on 6 January, ahead of a February shareholder meeting, the board said they voted "against" the proposal, believing it to be "unduly burdensome and not necessary because Apple has demonstrated to shareholders its commitment to inclusion and diversity, which are core values for our company".

Dennis O'Neil, then editor of Detective Comics, balked at this proposal, believing that the depiction of a twelve-year-old becoming a murderer was morally reprehensible.

And even though she's no longer getting a paycheck, she continues to work for the public and crusade against the proposal, believing "it will have disastrous impacts on food and worker safety".

Investors believed further offers would come forward above the £357m proposal believed to have come from Duke Street Capital, the venture capitalists.