Sentence examples for which believes a from inspiring English sources

That demand had been rebuffed by members of the new coalition, and by Britain, which believes a tacit alliance between the Syrian regime and Isis led to the group gaining a regional foothold.

Tidal Electric is backed by many leading environment groups, including the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, and Friends of the Earth, as well as a vocal west country lobby, which believes a barrage would be ecologically and socially disastrous.

These clauses sent shock waves through the aviation community, which believed a Republican-controlled Senate wouldn't interfere with a deregulated airline industry.

This can be a watery prefix, but generally means a party which believes that a country should be governed as a republic.

He speaks of the difference between the Conservatives, who he says believe in a "do it yourself Britain" and Labour, which believes in a "do it together" Britain.

"It's a working archive, for a department which believes it has a long-term, historic interest in many parts of the world," he said.

First rodeo was picketed by the Vegetarian Activist Collective (which believes in an interspecies form of life) and members of the Society for Animal Rights.

I am from a society which believes that girls are a source of wealth, the bride price that they fetch after the cut is a ticket to marriage.

Its comments followed the third consultation document by Ofcom, which believes BSkyB has "an incentive to restrict the distribution of premium channels".

The conservative meeting CPAC counted the extreme John Birch Society, which believes that President Eisenhower was a communist, as a sponsor.

A soul which believes in liberty and freedom.