Sentence examples for have to indicate from inspiring English sources

The forms contain boxes in which the officers have to indicate why they initiated the encounter — the options included "Actions indicative of 'casing' victims or location," "Fits description," and "Suspicious Bulge/Object" — and whether it led to further action, such as an arrest.

"And then you have to indicate a bit more, of course".

"They have to indicate their willingness to provide the troops," he said.

The differences have to indicate something about that which remains the same.

Also, the UK would have to indicate that something would change significantly to justify the EU allowing a long extension.

An object in motion will remain in motion, and an object at rest will have to indicate twice that it is, in fact, still watching.

The information section would also have to indicate whether the building is equipped with fire sprinklers and, if so, the areas protected by such sprinklers.

You will also have to indicate whether you want to participate in the optional user surveys, which Homestead.com uses to deliver advertising.

In order to secure funding the Manchester-born player and his Australian coach, Charlie Fancutt, would first have to indicate what resources the player would require.

Airlines will also have to indicate the cancellation rate for any flight canceled more than 5 percent of the time.

Over the next month, Mr. Monti said government ministries would have to indicate where and what to cut.