Sentence examples for having signalled from inspiring English sources

Analysts said that if Belgrade continued to fight against Kosovo's independence, it could further hamper its ambitions to join the European Union, with Germany already having signalled that it wants a pause in enlargement.

Having signalled that he believed the starting gate had not opened properly and raised his hand for a restart, Cundy said afterwards that it slowly dawned on him as he watched his time continue to tick round on the scoreboard that a once in a lifetime opportunity had gone.

Even the IAAF's decision on whether the Russian Athletics Federation returns to competition in time for the Games may not be the end of the matter, with the International Olympic Committee having signalled that it could be sympathetic to granting places to individual athletes who meet stringent criteria.

"Having signalled for more than 20 years that the blasphemy laws could, in the right context, be abolished, the church is not going to oppose abolition now, provided we can be assured that provisions are in place to afford the necessary protection to individuals and society," they told Blears.

Having signalled in a speech in December 1996 that he feared 'irrational exuberance' had taken over from the economic fundamentals in determining the prices of dotcom stocks, he stood back and watched as the S& P 500 index more than doubled, from 650 when he issued his warning, to its peak above 1,500.

And with the prime minister having signalled her departure, albeit making contingent on getting her deal passed, a variety of parliamentary events will become auditions for the contenders for her job.

Ministers have signalled their wishes.

Tories have signalled they would reinstate charges.

France and Italy have signalled a readiness to help.

Paramount has signalled it will adhere to Bay's request.

The EU commission has signalled its readiness to negotiate.