Sentence examples for government hints from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sobell, too, had resisted government hints of a reduced sentence if he confessed.

Because a reformed second chamber might be more assertive, the government hints at reducing its formal powers.

The government hints that it will prise the airports from the dead hand of the air force and bring in private investment.

It also appears that swine flu mutates slowly, so annual jabs may not be needed.A deal announced at the end of September by GSK and the Brazilian government hints at the difficulties.

The government hints that the appointed half might include members of the European Parliament and Church of Scotland ministers, but not Law Lords, who currently sit in the upper house.There are some unresolved tensions in the government's approach.

But some advocates for the homeless are alarmed by government hints that, once solutions for rough sleepers are in place, the police may take tougher measures against beggars and drinkers, who give city centres a bad name.

The government hinted Thursday that Mr. Goodwin should forgo part of it.

The government hinted that the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah had played a role in the bombings, without providing evidence.

Child benefit, paid to all mothers, will rise by £2.50 ($4.18) a week for the eldest child, although the government hinted at taxing it for richer parents.

Thailand's military-backed government hinted that supporters of Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister who was deposed last autumn, may have been responsible.

The interim military government hinted at one point that it was recalling its ambassador, but later seemed to have changed its mind.