Sentence examples for hinted the changes from inspiring English sources

Taco Bell and Pizza Hut are owned by Yum Brands Inc, which had hinted the changes would be on the way.

On Tuesday, Brown hinted the government will change the tax laws that affect the industry by the end of the year.

Before the introduction of the bill to parliament later this month, Pyne hinted that the changes to the Higher Education Loan program (Help) interest arrangements were a likely target for compromise.

In a speech on Friday, also at the congress of his United Russia Party, Mr. Putin hinted at the changes that make a return to the "Putinomics," or state capitalism, of his first two terms unlikely.

The Vatican hinted at the changes in April, when it published online for the first time guidelines it said it advised bishops to follow in handling abuse, including reporting all cases to the Vatican and to civil authorities in countries that require mandatory reporting of crimes.

Gov. Jerry Brown, the bullet train's most enthusiastic supporter, hinted at the changes in an interview with KABC-TV in Los Angeles on Jan . 29

In recent days, American officials in Washington have hinted at the change in position.

A statement from an influential group of reformist clerics hinted at the change in mood.

At the bank's annual meeting, Mr. Raymond, the former chief executive of Exxon, hinted at the change.

"You want to enable the forces in the region to be able to confront[Isis]." A Downing Street spokesperson hinted at the change of tack when commenting on the Cobra meeting.

Last week Mr Clegg hinted at the change when he said: "I personally have also felt we should go further and faster to deliver a properly funded system of social care for the elderly.