Sentence examples for indicates they would from inspiring English sources
The poll indicates they would gain just one seat at the general election.
An illustration of the changes sent to a staff member and passed to the Guardian indicates they would receive a near 11% cut in basic pay, taking them down to the national minimum wage of £7.20 an hour, which would then be replaced by a minimum share from the service charge.
In the documents, the bank said the only difference with the new policy was that "we have decided to allow customers to exceed their available balance... if their account behaviour indicates they would would have qualified for an increased overdraft limit had they applied for one".
So what you have to do is to remember the spirit of the Golden Rule as opposed to the letter: Treat others as their style indicates they would like to be treated.
Everything I've read about North Korean military doctrine and way of thinking indicates they would fight back fiercely and would regard even a so-called limited strike as the first salvo of the invasion that they've been predicting for years," said Mark Fitzpatrick, head of the International Institute for Strategic Studies Non-Proliferation Non-Proliferation and Nuclear Policy Programme
A few bone 'spades' were recovered at Kuahuqiao in the lower Yangzi (6000 5400 bc), although the design indicates they would not have been used for heavy tillage (Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, 2004; discussed in Fuller et al., 2007).
