Sentence examples for has said signalling from inspiring English sources

Teenagers are applying to universities several months too early, the head of the university admissions service has said, signalling a potential overhaul of the system.

Banks in Greece will remain closed until Monday, Tsipras has said, signalling that without the emergency funding they do not hold enough cash to reopen.

At the beginning of this month, Mr Abe announced a government re-shuffle, which many have said signals his determination to get the economy back on track by the end of the year.

Also something Eric has said about signals, like intent to purchase from Google CheckOut.

The National Transportation Safety Board has said Metro's signaling system failed to detect a test train stopped in the same place as one struck in the crash.

The government is to forge a "leaner, more efficient state" on a permanent basis, David Cameron has said as he signalled he had no intention of resuming spending once the structural deficit has been eliminated, a clear change to claims made after the last general election.

Belichick has said that taping signals provided minimal advantage to his team.

Levchin has said: "Social graph signals have not been helpful in optimizing advertising that is related to search".

Travis Kalanick, Uber's chief executive, has said that the commission signaled to him that the app met existing guidelines, a characterization that the commission has denied.

By beginning a drawdown slightly earlier, the officials say, Mr. Bush would both maximize his flexibility and avoid having to stick to a strict timeline for withdrawal, which the president has said in the past would signal to enemy forces exactly when and how quickly American forces would begin to leave.

"One of the lessons we learned from the Scottish experience was that it was better to announce potential liquidity facilities earlier to avoid sending a signal," Carney has said.