Sentence examples for which believed the from inspiring English sources

DeMint and Toomey stood on the side of the Republican divide which believed the Party had failed because it had strayed from its core principles.

The following eight years of DPP rule were marked by tensions between Taiwan and China, which believed the party was trying to secure the island's formal independence.

The commission, however, was hastily wound up in 1948 and quickly forgotten – thanks to the US, which believed the trials were impeding Germany's rehabilitation.

A man named Cathodius Mattrass started a religious cult called the cybernophiles, which believed the Creator had intended humans to be a means toward creating electrobrains more perfect than itself.

And the Republican leadership in Congress, which believed the 1994 law gave regulators broad authority to attack the problem, was distracted by presidential impeachment, a global financial crisis and a prolonged fight over Depression-era laws governing banks and brokerage houses.

This was perhaps the greatest coaching seminar in history, and the philosophy it taught was that which had been flowing from Ajax to Barcelona, which believed the same things but had more money, for three decades: what we might perhaps term the Barçajax school.

The tunnel is supported by the National Trust and Historic England, which believe the road is a blight.

The Labour party which believes the deficit reduction plan is reckless.

That, however, is not the view of the governing body, which believes the bans should run consecutively.

It's a state of affairs that irritates the Fairtrade Foundation, which believes the proliferation of ethical labels confuses the consumer.

China, which believes the system's radar could also be used to track its own defences, objected strongly.