Sentence examples for Factual indications from inspiring English sources

"The Hanover prosecutor's office now has sufficient factual indications and therefore initial suspicions of the acceptance of favors" by President Christian Wulff, a statement released by prosecutors said.

Prosecutors requested Thursday that the Bundestag strip Mr. Wulff of his immunity from prosecution, saying that they had "factual indications" of long-suspected improprieties.

Now the Republican mantra is that we must "win" a battle we were not prepared to undertake that has cost us thousands of American and Iraqi lives with no factual indications we have or are about to win anything.

BERLIN — Prosecutors requested on Thursday that Germany's Parliament strip the country's embattled president of his immunity from prosecution, saying they had "factual indications" of his long-suspected improper ties to business executives.

Summation of the points resulted in a total score for factual recollection, providing an indication of the level of factual recollection.

Focus group interviews with lay subjects, using generic information about Mars sample return and a preliminary environmental impact assessment, were designed to obtain an indication of how the factual content is perceived and understood by the public.

Fourthly, indicators should be factual.

While we are swiftly given some indication of Assaf's situation, clearer factual information that would illuminate these details is withheld.

The cognitive function of language refers to its employment for the transmission of factual information; by expressive function is meant the indication of the mood or attitude of the speaker (or writer); and by the conative function of language is meant its use for influencing the person one is addressing or for bringing about some practical effect.

If he has given any indication of liking you back, again, give brief factual details of this impression but don't turn it into something it isn't.

Nor is there any indication that she is empowered to conduct a complete and independent legal and factual analysis of the complaint — e.g., to assess whether surveillance violated the Fourth Amendment, as opposed to simply examining whether surveillance complied with the relevant regulations".