Sentence examples for clear signs from from inspiring English sources

Abílio Diniz, head of a supermarket chain, Pão de Açúcar, said, "This is the first time we are receiving clear signs from a government that it wants to listen to society".

The diplomat said there were clear signs from inspectors in Syria "that the government is delivering on its responsibilities," adding that "the opposition needs to hear a clear signal that they must play their part, too, in making sure that the inspectors have free and unhindered access to the chemical weapons sites with complete safety and security".

ByGeorge, for example, was full of questions following clear signs from the Bank of England that interest rates may remain low for years to come, writing: "We have a (very) moderate income with some savings built up over a few years which provided some extras.

Yet we know by now the immense price of ignoring the clear signs from the body.

He has promised to renegotiate a deal with the European Commission, ECB and International Monetary Fund "troika" and write off much of Greece's 320 billion-euro debt, despite clear signs from partners including Germany that they would refuse.

It is a clear sign from Hamilton he is determined to be his own man going into the most highly-pressurised weekend of the year for the Briton.

So far, notwithstanding weaker manufacturing, as reported the day before, there has been no clear sign from the real economy that the slowdown will in fact become a recession.

King and the movement's lawyers fought a courtroom battle to get the ban on a march lifted; the judge, for his part, was waiting for a clear sign from the President that an order allowing the march would be enforced.

But Mexico's courts have split on the issue in criminal cases, and tonight's 10-to-1 decision in the Paez and Malherbe cases was the first clear sign from the Supreme Court that Mexico's laws and traditions permitted it.

"I think we're getting a very clear sign from this referendum, that further negotiations are ruled out.

Commanding "the strongest army on earth," the new ruler in the West will carry "a clear sign" from the third imam, whose name was Hussein Ibn Ali.