Sentence examples for strategy believes from inspiring English sources

But Irving Wladawsky-Berger, the architect of IBM's successful Internet strategy, believes that Linux, with its open-source development model, is like the Internet itself a "disruptive technology".

Here are five things you can do to make sure Apple Pay is for you – now or down the line: Jonathan Vaux, Visa Europe's executive director for new digital payments and strategy, believes that "the advanced, secure, easy to use and convenient Apple Pay service is going to help normalise mobile payments".

Prof Aynsley-Green, who as both the national clinical director for children's healthcare services and the chairman of the NHS children's taskforce is responsible for developing the strategy, believes it will ensure that services are tailored to meet young people's needs.

Nicholas Spiro of Spiro Sovereign Strategy believes Berlusconi has been forced to step aside, having seen public support for Monti: As the eurozone crisis shows no signs of ebbing, Mr Monti remains the right man at the right time as far as many Italians (not to mention international investors) are concerned.

Patrick Moorhead, principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy believes IBM has really differentiated itself from the competition with this chip.

The Romney campaign refers to its early state focus as a "kindling strategy," believing that victories there will start a fire to propel them to the nomination.

The Falls Road republican who once sported a Sancho Panza moustache and swarthy complexion came out of prison a disillusioned man and became a bitter opponent of Sinn Féin's peace strategy, believing it would not deliver a united Ireland.

Earlier this year, the Trump campaign was hoping to incorporate the Upper Midwest into a "Rust Belt strategy," believing that the region, which has lost a lot of manufacturing jobs to foreign competition, would respond well to his protectionist message.

The supporters of Heritage Action's strategy believed that the critical moment to mobilize was the convergence of the new budget year that began Oct. 1 — meaning the government would run out of money if a new budget was not passed — and the opening day of the online markets, known as exchanges, that enabled people to buy health insurance under the new law.

The company recently hired Deborah W. Meyer, a veteran of Lexus, Chrysler and Ford, to help it launch a multibrand strategy believed to be the first in the home-building industry.

Local Chinese companies are known for their "hire ready" strategy, believed to have played a critical factor in their success, and look to large multi-national corporations for strong talent.