Sentence examples for which it thinks from inspiring English sources

The newly-elected Greek government is in talks with international creditors over the terms of its bailout, which it thinks are too harsh.

Google clearly wants to possess its own data, which it thinks it can both check and update, for every part of the Earth.

It means the brewery, based in Greenwich, south-east London, can launch a new web address - meantimebrewing.london - which it thinks will help its business.

The newly-elected Greek government is in talks with international creditors over the terms of its €240bn (£179bailoutlout, which it thinks are too harsh.

And Microsoft is pinning even bigger hopes on its forthcoming MSN Explorer browser/portal, which it thinks will lure some subscribers away from AOL.

So it will be able to intervene directly in the day-to-day running of any bank which it thinks is running excessive risks with its borrowing or lending.

She said the British "have chosen a route which it thought was closed for all time".

In error, O2 took £93.99 from my account in October, which it thought was due as an early-cancellation charge.

Beijing has voiced worries about a re-emergence of American unilateralism, which it thought had faded in the months after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Mr Osborne said the government would only put to MPs any proposed deal which it thought was good for UK taxpayers.

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