The government argued those were the only measures that required legislation and the Commons vote would be indicative of the views of MPs on the whole package.
But that pointed rhetoric is indicative of the conservative view of Clinton and the tragedy in Benghazi.
Mr. Kondo said the number of tourists has risen 15 percent so far this year — indicative of the Japanese view that the mountain is "a special symbol of nature and their identity".
In that context Brown's remarks should not be seen as a personal defect; they are indicative of the shared views of politicians and the media.But he will pay the penalty come the election.
Despite the cultural differences that may exist between the two samples, the similarity of the findings is indicative of the midwives' views and attitudes on safety.
Ed Gillespie, who stepped down the day before Inauguration Day as the chairman of the Republican National Committee, told me, "One of the reasons journalists think they're playing it straight is that in the article they tend to play 'He said, she said.' But, when you look at the story selection itself, it's indicative of a view that slants to the left".
The incident is indicative of the diverse points of view amongst the British Muslim community.
However, he does acknowledge that it is currently under investigation by Attorneys General in New Jersey and Connecticut (he refused to comment on the cases, but said that the site's expansion was indicative of his view on their eventual outcomes).
The popular slogan "if slaughterhouses had glass walls everyone would be vegetarian" is indicative of a view commonly held by animal advocates: that the biggest barrier to either improving animal welfare, or ending animal agriculture, is community ignorance about what really goes on in factory farms.
This matter of semantics is indicative of the way in which humans view animals and how it both reflects and affects how we treat them.
