Sentence examples for representatives believe from inspiring English sources

It seems clear that at least some of our representatives believe that our current lack of gun limitations is unconscionable, but evidently less important than re-election.

Teacher representatives believe the earlier version would have had far more impact in limiting the DfEs own detrimental impact on workload than the one released by the government today.

Some of these came from outside of Vietnam, of course, but Viet Tan representatives believe that most came from inside; they say some ninety per cent of their nearly one hundred and seventy thousand Facebook followers come from inside the country.

The employee representatives believe EDF's chief executive "did not communicate crucial information about a major project" he was aware of before the 28 July meeting at which the board of directors approved the £18bn project to build Britain's first new nuclear reactors in decades, their law firm told Agence France-Presse.

Overall, many academic and industrial representatives believe that 'like any other coercion, "enforced R&D projects" result in the growth of cheating strategies.

The representatives believe a change to the policy is needed following the alleged string of sexual assaults by ride-share drivers in San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. Representatives from Uber, Lyft and Sidecar all countered that their companies' screening processes were actually more safe than those of existing transportation options.

Technical expert James Fricker told the royal commission into the troubled scheme that insulation representatives believed the rollout was too fast to be done safely.

The present results found that workers' OSH representatives believed more strongly than OSH managers in the effects of OSH legislation, collaboration and activities of the management with respect to their practical values for improving OSH.

State representatives believed that improved coordination among organizations (including consistency in approaches to surveillance among states in the region) and improved timely dissemination of information to the public would improve preparedness and response to arbovirus disease outbreaks.

Gabriel Grimsditch, a IUCN representative, believes that environmental markets can bring green into the mainstream.

Countries that displease American pharmaceutical manufacturers no longer land on a trade watch list if the trade representative believes they have a health emergency.