Sentence examples for indeed join from inspiring English sources
But Maryland, Maine and Washington could indeed join the six states, along with the District of Columbia, where same-sex marriage is currently legal.
A week later 150 deputies of the clergy did indeed join the National Assembly, but the nobility protested that the whole notion was illegal.
Mr. Lei welcomed Mr. Barra to China in a microblog posting in which he wrote: "Hugo Barra will indeed join Xiaomi in early October, and he'll take charge of expanding international business".
America's strong suggestion has therefore been that General Musharraf should indeed join hands with Miss Bhutto, leader of the most liberal political party, and nudge Pakistan towards democracy.A search for leverageHis coup is therefore a direct affront to his most generous supporter.
I called Wanda back and enthusiastically announced I would, indeed, join the party.
There is considerable debate at the highest levels of government about whether these countries will indeed join the Bank.
Asked if Perry is indeed joining the race, Miner said, "Yes".
If Western military powers have indeed joined the conflict, analysts said, it could represent a turning point against the Shabab, a ruthless militant group that has pledged allegiance to Al Qaeda.
The small coca-leaf farmers, known as cocaleros, from the lowlands east of Cochabamba, had indeed joined the protesters, but ordinary Bolivians draw a sharp distinction between cocaleros and the wealthy, Army-bribing, customs-bribing narcotraficantes.
Indeed, joining the Senate is the only way he can maintain immunity against prosecution for offences carried out during his days of power, when at least 3,000 civilians were murdered or "disappeared".
"Indeed, joining forces against global threats to human society and the planet has never been more important," he said in a message read to the conference by an envoy.
