Sentence examples for indicating there would from inspiring English sources

The Anglican church's primate of Australia, Melbourne archbishop Philip Freier, welcomed the government's decision to accept more refugees, after earlier indicating there would be no increase.

Nissan and Renault has a pool of talent from which to select his successor, he said, indicating there would be no external search for his replacement.

When WPP moved to Dublin in 2008 it was with the support of 99% of shareholders, Sorrell said, indicating there would almost certainly be overwhelming support for the board's decision this time.

But he did not specify what they were and did not elaborate on a new property tax, proposed this month, or on Greek media reports indicating there would be sharp wage and job cuts in the civil service.

"They were indicating there would be significant ramifications if I didn't cooperate," said Frischling, who was home alone with his three children when the agents arrived.

When studying willingness to pay for food, in experimental auctions, consumption is typically immediate or proximate, indicating there would be no projection bias.

Soon after his election, he broke that promise and indicated there would be changes.

"The former independent counsel indicated there wouldn't be charges out of Whitewater," Mr. Hutchinson said.

Just a week ago David Cameron clearly indicated there would be "no boots on the ground" in Mali.

McLoughlin indicated there would be no new money from his department.

But senior policymakers also indicated there would be no changes to the current system.