Sentence examples for echo suggestions from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, many of the ideas that have been floated for reforming the international system (such as controlling the flow of investment capital, changing the role of the I.M.F., or setting up a global central bank) echo suggestions made by Keynes during the discussions leading up to Bretton Woods.

In spite of how it may seem from the outside, Amazon actually does reject Echo suggestions.

We do not advocate any particular set of transformations from IUCN rankings, but we echo suggestions [22] [24] that quantitative frameworks take uncertainties in those prob(extinction) values into account when designing specific conservation strategies (see also [25]).

He echoed suggestions that the Care Quality Commission could bring criminal prosecutions and said there should be more accountability.

Prayuth, whose timetable echoed suggestions from the anti-Shinawatra rallies, said the coup was necessary to restore stability to the kingdom.

Delevingne echoed suggestions that Suicide Squad will adopt a darker tone than the average comic book movie in comments for a new Empire magazine interview.

Erian echoed suggestions that attacks were encouraged by members of the now disbanded National Democratic party, which ruled Egypt during the Mubarak era.

(The Breitbart article, in turn, echoed suggestions made by Mark Levin, a conservative radio host, who believes that remnants of the Obama Administration are trying to carry out a "silent coup" against Trump).

Echoing suggestions made Monday by Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, the chairman of the Transitional National Council, that Colonel Qaddafi might not have been killed by the fighters who captured him — although the graphic videos strongly suggest otherwise — Colonel Bani hinted that other forces might have been responsible.

In the early 1990s, cladistic analyses instead began to place tyrannosaurids into the Coelurosauria, echoing suggestions first published in the 1920s.

In addition, our findings echo previous suggestions that supporting people with neurocognitive disorders such as dementia to place themselves in a meaningful temporal framework is fundamental to well-being (e.g., Nygård & Johansson, 2001).