Sentence examples for indicated ahead from inspiring English sources

The BBC "should have an ally in the secretary of state", he indicated ahead of a urgent question tabled to discuss the issue in parliament on Monday afternoon.

The fate of Europe's first radical left party to have been catapulted into power on a platform of eradicating austerity lies in the hands of the vast number people who have indicated, ahead of the vote, they remain undecided.

White House officials indicated ahead of the speech that the president planned to pursue a two-pronged strategy on both sides of the border that is may well build on existing air strikes in Iraq.

Several judges had also indicated ahead of time they would stop performing marriage ceremonies altogether to avoid marrying gay couples with couples in 22 counties reportedly unable to obtain wedding licenses.

"My goal is to give the conversation direction," Crowley said at the beginning of the debate, and she followed through on that promise by asking follow-up questions as she had indicated ahead of time that she might and effectively redirecting or cutting off both candidates when they got off track.

Yet when it comes to considering the risk-benefit potential of NPS treatment options, most patients in this state are not capable of providing informed consent, and very few have indicated ahead of time how they might wish to be treated under such circumstances [ 2].

The new bill introduces for the first time the possibility of an "advance directive" so that a patient could indicate ahead of time that he or she wishes to die at a certain point.

The government's own budget in April indicated stringency ahead, to those prepared to dig beneath its surface.

Though the numbers in the spending report on Monday were not as dire as Wall Street had forecast, they indicate challenges ahead.

That may indicate cuts ahead at Gateway once Inouye takes over.

The one declaring "scanner indicating danger ahead", "your reflexes are slow" or "I shall activate a turbo-boost"?