Sentence examples for which believes there from inspiring English sources

There are two kinds of people in this country, one of which believes there are 62 kinds of people in this country.

The current tests are already the subject of legal disagreements between the UK government and the commission, which believes there are cases in which the UK is already breaching EU law.

A coalition of women's groups, as well as Sprout, started a campaign called Even the Score, which believes there is a disparity in how sexual dysfunction drugs are made available.

The truth, however, is that even if Varoufakis and Tsipras are emboldened by a ringing rejection of austerity in Sunday's referendum, they may find it hard to persuade Germany, which believes there has been a fundamental breakdown of trust, to reopen the door to negotiations.

Woloshin and Schwartz also pointed to the National Breast Cancer Coalition, which believes there is too little evidence to recommend for or against routine mammograms in any age group of women.

They are thought to involve the activities of the Paedophile Information Exchange, a pro-paedophile group in existence between 1974 and 1984, which believed there should be no age of consent.

On the mainstream right, where former President Nicolas Sarkozy is trying to stage a comeback, a survey of  supporters of his UMP party showed the proportion which believed there were too many immigrants in  France had risen to 87 per cent from 62 per cent in 2006.

The third grade of justice thus relies on two central tenets of Leibniz's metaphysics, for which he believes there are demonstrative proofs; indeed, he believes he provides such proofs (PE, "Principles of Nature and Grace, Based on Reason," §4, §8; PE, "Monadology," §4, §38).

Eliasson barely hides his frustration and anger about the global neglect and abuse of the one resource without which, he believes, there can be no peace or development.

One is our old friend the shortage of suitable affordable housing, which Sparkes believes there's no serious initiative to correct.

So far, the Gore campaign has formally sought manual recounts in four Democratic counties in which it believes there may be anomalies in the vote: Palm Beach, Broward, Volusia and Miami-Dade.