Sentence examples for indicated it needs from inspiring English sources

Ashley is deputy chairman of the retailer but he is behind its strategy, and the board has indicated it needs to pay him more to keep him.

For example, the review concluded that the Ohio agency was ill-equipped to enforce the federal Clean Air Act, saying it employed fewer people than it had indicated it needed to run its air programs and that there had been a decline in recent years in air inspections, investigations of complaints and amounts of penalties collected.

Northfield, based in Evanston, Ill., said the Food and Drug Administration indicated it needed "additional information before accepting the application for filing and issued a refusal-to-file letter to the company".

The woefully undermanned police force plans to recruit and train 300 new officers when some estimates indicated it needed more than 3,000 new officers before the outbreak of the new-pattern crime wave.

But in response to a question, Putin said: "There is no division between the government and the president, or the presidential administration (on the economy)." He acknowledged there may be many complaints about the government's work but, indicating it needed time to prove itself, he said: "The people have only been in their jobs about a year".

The BBC has already indicated it may need to reduce some of its online content.

Talk of a Greek exit from the euro grew stronger, France and Germany failed to agree on issuing eurobonds to help ease the crisis, leading Spanish bank Bankia was suspended ahead of an injection of new government funds and one of the biggest Spanish regions, Catalonia, indicated it might need further government funds to meet its financial obligations.

Iceland, already bailed out with a $2bn loan but facing a 10% decline in national output, indicated it would need a further $4bn as it turned to its Nordic neighbours, Norway and Sweden, for aid.

Back in 2011, Flint had commissioned an evaluation of Flint River water, the results of which indicated it would need to be treated with phosphates to reduce its corrosiveness.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has only $1 billion in reinsurance funds, or money insuring its in-house insurer, indicating it may need to be bailed out by taxpayers.

The LJ term is nearly uninformative on its own, indicating that it needs to be combined with at least one other term to be specific.