"Politicians are talking the talk on deficit reduction but there remains precious little indication they're willing to walk the walk".
If statements by Mr. Bush and his advisers in recent months are any indication, the Bush administration seems willing to walk away from the resounding court victory the Justice Department won in the antitrust case against Microsoft this year.
"All indications are that he will be able to walk out of here probably tomorrow, and go home," said Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who joined Mr. Kelly and others in a news conference at the hospital.
There is also little indication of the surrounding area, whether it is safe to walk home at night, for example, or the location of the nearest corner shop and supermarket.
Exclusion criteria comprise contra-indications for progressive exercise training, i.e. inability to walk or stand, instable bone lesions, severe neurological deficiencies, severe cardiac or cardiovascular diseases and severe pulmonary global insufficiency.
Together, these findings provide a clearer indication of the salient normative influences and gender differences in young pedestrian's decisions to walk while intoxicated.
The decision by Steven P. Jobs, chief executive of Pixar Animation Studios, to walk away from his partnership with Michael D. Eisner and the Walt Disney Company is the clearest indication yet that Mr. Jobs is becoming the personification of the digital media mogul.
For instance, when Mr Johnson said in his consultation that he was still able to walk around an 18-hole golf course, Surgeon D's tone of voice provided the initial indication that he considered Mr Johnson's problems not severe enough to warrant surgery: Surgeon D: OK, how far can you walk?
Indications suggest that the president is looking for a way to either unilaterally abrogate the agreement or provoke Iran to walk away from it.
The assessment of these cognitive abilities depended on the ability of the mouse to use sensory stimuli (light and air) as indications to initiate walking on the ladder.
