Sentence examples for forward indications from inspiring English sources

I looked at the criteria set forward indications for [urinary] catheter use.

A very straight-forward indication that safety and security in this area has improved.

Earlier treatment for gynaecological cancer or a diagnosis of Mayer Rokitansky Küster syndrome (being born without a uterus) was considered to be a straight-forward indication for surrogacy (Ben-Rafael et al., 1998; Beski et al., 2000).

Some will hail all this as a great stride forward, an indication that we are now so mainstream that even banks represent us respectfully.

"It would be extremely helpful if this could be passed and go forward as an indication that the people and government and the legislature of Iraq are prepared to build on the security gains that have been achieved," he said.

The volume of amendments put forward is an indication of the passion this deal has aroused, the political divisions it has opened up, and the degree of public opposition.

One is known as forward guidance, an indication of the likely path of interest rates in the future.

Interim chairman, Peter Franzen, said: "This report is a significant step forward and an indication that the organisation is well on the road to recovery.

Against the mountain of evidence that the minimum coverage requirement is what the statute calls it - a requirement - and that the penalty for its violation is what the statute calls it - a penalty - the Government brings forward the flimsiest of indications to the contrary... to say that the Individual Mandate merely imposes a tax is not to interpret the statute but to rewrite it.

While Grassley has indicated a preference for cooperating with Feinstein going forward, there is little indication they will.

It was brought forward following Gove's indication that he planned to begin applying the residence test from this summer.