Sentence examples for should be believe from inspiring English sources

"The Israelis have failed to honour the agreement of the last ceasefire, so why should be believe them this time?"asked Hania Zouab, a 23-year-old student.

What information about the accused and the complainant is relevant to whether or not they should be believed?

He said the presumption of innocence had been sacrificed for the policy that victims should be believed.

"Well, I would say that everybody should be believed at first until they are disbelieved based on evidence," Clinton responded.

"People were not used to it, and they got scared, asking what can be believed, what should be believed?" said Marinette Nyh Radebo, Mr. Hultqvist's spokeswoman.

This meant they were questioned repeatedly – and went against standard practice that a victim should be believed in the first instance until evidence showed otherwise.

What we need to do is educate not only doctors and nurses but the public that, when a child complains of abuse, they should be believed".

Earlier this month, a young woman at a rally in New Hampshire asked Clinton if several women who alleged they were sexually harassed by her husband should be believed.

It represents "no factual decision as to who should be believed here, or what the truth of the situation actually is," he said.

"We teach our staff that if a patient comes in saying they are in pain they should be believed and should be given adequate pain relief within 30 minutes.

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