Sentence examples for indicating it would from inspiring English sources

KCNA said the launch would be conducted from a base near its border with China, indicating it would take place at a newly constructed missile testing site believed to be larger and more advanced than the site used to launch previous rockets.

With its "very hostile" new law, Beijing was indicating it would now treat foreign NGOs as enemies rather than friends.

The Scout Association, which began admitting girls in 1976, is indicating it would favour a change.

He said the new BBC production outfit "will be part of the BBC family in the way BBC Worldwide is", indicating it would be a standalone subsidiary.

This was too much for E&Y, which responded by indicating it would not be able to sign off on such a whitewash report as accurate.

The 186-year-old chocolate maker decided to throw in the towel after a large American shareholder joined hedge funds in indicating it would accept an improved offer from Kraft, and the prospect of a rival bid from Hershey faded.

But BSkyB indicated it would exercise its option to sell the stake back to Kirch later this year.

Riccitiello said one “significant retailer” had indicated it would be reducing its year-end inventory.

For its part, our government had indicated it would lend the required bridging money: just £100m.

The EU indicated it would convene ministers to reevaluate its approach towards the crisis on its doorstep.

In its most recent filing, the government indicated it would probably call Ting as a witness.