Sentence examples for flagging to from inspiring English sources

Facebook relies upon flagging to apply its many rules and regulations.

"WPP is flagging to investors that they are potentially looking for an out," said Neil Hermon, a money manager with Morely Fund Management, which owns some Tempus shares.

It is tempting for politicians like Mr. Sarkozy, whose fortunes are flagging, to play the immigrant card, but that also risks raising public passions, Mr. Brady said, possibly undercutting support for European institutions among a public that is already skeptical about integration.

If this is not suitable, the cardinalities can also be computed correctly by flagging to the PPCF application that submissions of all c k splits should be treated as one submission.

In fact, Amazon's review scheme was one of the first highly successful reputation systems, using basic badge mechanics and "flagging" to encourage and reward thorough reviews.

Flagging to countries such as North Korea, which are not party to fishing conventions, render enforcement authorities impotent when those vessels enter protected zones.

Before that it was the Eolo, flagged to Equatorial Guinea.

We assumed that non-compliance of vessels flagged to CCAMLR CPs would be easier to address than vessels flagged to NCPs.

Sequences from each species were flagged to allow easy identification.

For example inconsistencies in date values are identified and flagged to the user.

Spot data were extracted from images and manually flagged to remove artefacts before fusion.