I have every reason to believe that vs gives every reason to believe

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• I have every reason to believe that Lisbon will open up further opportunities.
• If what Agent Scully's found is true, and I have every reason to believe that it is, Then the answers I might have spent a lifetime searching for...
• Thus, I have every reason to believe that we will succeed in concluding negotiations with the best-prepared candidates by the end of 2002 and complete ratification in time for the European elections in 2004.
• We have every reason to believe that both are near...
• We have every reason to believe that Russian interests have been implicated in the Prestige accident.
• We have every reason to believe that the first attack was a warning.
• And without you corroborating what Mr. Strauss says, we have every reason to believe that he is the killer.
• We have every reason to believe that acts of genocide have occurred.
• We have every reason to believe that there's a breach, possibly at a high level.
• So we have every reason to believe that all the difficult questions will be answered.
• And given calluses and muscle formations in her hands, I have every reason to believe she was left-handed.
• I am well aware of his past, but I have every reason to believe he has turned his back on sorcery.
• Well, I'm just saying, I have every reason to believe there would be touching.
• We have every reason to believe the steele brothers are armed.
• We have every reason to believe him innocent.
• Actually, we have every reason to believe that because of her condition...
• Listen, we have every reason to believe that this is just a dead battery, but the same day that Curry and his entourage arrive, we can't rule anything out.
• Now, as for the target, we have every reason to believe that it was Mayor Kane, not his wife, but this, too, is under investigation.
• If he committed three assassinations, we have every reason to believe that he's the one that's now targeting Javier León.
• Listen, we have every reason to believe right now that your daughter is okay.

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• The supplying of the data should be necessary and proportionate and based on particular circumstances that give reason to believe that criminal offences will be committed.
• I hope you give me reason to believe you.
• Then let's give him a reason to believe.
• In the Commission's view, does the report give reason to believe that the drilling for gas in the Waddenzee contravenes Council Directive 92/43/EEC OJ L 206, 22.7.1992, p.
• My meeting on Friday gives me reason to believe that 11 November could be the date when we will know whether the tests under way are successful.
• Unfortunately the situation on the ground gives no reason to believe that things will get any better soon.
• We can't give him any reason to believe that we know where Ellen hid the evidence.
• And after everything we've been through, I really want to give you a reason to believe in me, too.
• And you refuse to give me a reason to believe we're safe.
• Give me a reason to believe you, Professor?
• M. le Prince de Condé, his Majesty gives me reasons to believe that he would accept an invitation to visit visit will last 3 days.
• The report from the Court of Auditors that was presented this morning gives me reason to believe that there is a great potential there for more to be achieved.
• In the former area, new laws which have recently been adopted and the salary level for judges which has been fixed give reason to believe that problems in the functioning of the judiciary will diminish in the near future.
• The fact remains that the instability of trade relations, with particular reference to the risk of the WTO multilateral negotiations failing, casts doubts on the tenability of the customs arrangements and gives reason to believe that tariff protection may be cut further.
• with the personal data and information specified in paragraph 2, in so far as is necessary because particular circumstances give reason to believe that the data subjects will commit
• - Michael Oher... ...gives us no reason to believe that... ...based on his records, that he would be successful here.
• I also thought that what Mr Henderson said today gives us reason to believe that the Council is also going to ensure that it does whatever is in its power to make the efforts effective.
• The Authority had not been presented with any information that would give it reason to believe that the market would not be able to provide for housing finance on manageable terms in general.
• We need to give them a reason to believe in this thing,
• in individual cases, even without being requested to do so, supply other Member States' national contact points with the personal data and information specified in paragraph 2, in so far as is necessary because particular circumstances give reason to believe that the data subjects will commit