Sentence examples for clear indication from from inspiring English sources

The jury acquitted both men of aiding the escape despite a clear indication from the judge that they should convict.

In the absence of a clear indication from previous studies, a rat study was designed to evaluate a possible hypolipidaemic effect of Lupinus angustifolius (blue lupin) proteins.

A longer extension would be granted if there was a clear indication from the British government on the way forward, which it does not believe has yet materialised.

Without a clear indication from Congress to the contrary, an act implementing an international treaty "does not cover the unremarkable local offence at issue here".

He replied: Everyone in government has signed up to the programme set out in the Conservative manifesto Journalists at the briefing all took this as a clear indication from Cameron that ministers would not be allowed a free vote.

Some military defense lawyers have urged the withdrawal of charges in all cases, saying it would be a clear indication from the administration that the military commissions are dead.

Clear indications from marketing science underline how chatter affects sales, brand health, and even stock performance.

He says the team has already received relatively clear indications from countries including Germany and the UK that they want to support it.

However she called for clear indications from the general of political support for her party and a demonstration that the PML-Q was "no longer calling the shots".

There are very clear indications from almost every other country in the world that they are going to stick with it and in fact even compensate for any gaps led by the U.S".

The assault on collective bargaining -- a right that birthed the middle class in Michigan -- came despite clear indications from exit polls showing public support for bargaining rights and clean energy minus altering the state constitution.