Sentence examples for interim indications from inspiring English sources

While it is still too early to make informed judgments about the ecological outcome of one of the greatest steps ever undertaken in the ecological history of mankind, the interim indications are positive in nature, especially in south and southwest China where more favourable climatic conditions for tree growing occur.

On Monday, Target named Mulligan its interim C.E.O., an indication that the company recognizes the need for change; until now, it's been rare for a finance executive, rather than someone who rose up through store management, to become a retail C.E.O.

There is no indication in the interim results, though, as to why the board sought a £1.5m loan from two shareholders in February, with the money required for working capital.

These bombshells come in the absence of serious work – like the interim report of the McClure review – or indications that government is engaging with a meaningful program of broader reforms capable of addressing the many systemic and attitudinal barriers that keep too many people with disability out of the workforce.

The report said that Mr. Warrington would remain at Amtrak until an interim successor was named, but gave no indication of when he would move to New Jersey Transit.

The prime minister has reassured the states that, contrary to his treasurer's indications, they will be getting some interim funding for hospitals.

Chairman Chris Cole said: The board is absolutely focused on completing the internal review to resolve the situation in a timely manner and release the company's interim financial statements at the earliest time...The indications are that these accounting issues relate to prior periods and that the current levels of new business sales by the company are as expected.

In an indication of the way forward the interim deal sets up a new joint news review board, with equal representation from the corporation and S4C, to discuss and consult on the strategic direction of BBC-supplied Welsh-language news.

"Our sense is that we would like in the interim for the F.D.A. to go ahead and issue stronger warning indications to clinicians" about the chance that the antidepressants might be linked to suicidal thinking and behavior, hostility or other forms of violent behavior, said Dr. Matthew Rudorfer, a scientist at the National Institute of Mental Health and the chairman of the F.D.A. advisory committee.

Further indications of the search are apparent in a September 1968 interim report by the United States Atomic Energy Commission, which stated, "It was further speculated that the missing, in view of its ballistic characteristics, may have come to rest beyond the observed concentration of heavy debris".

"There are some indications of progress – the financial stability mentioned at the interims seems to have been maintained given the group's capital discipline, the Match and More scheme is a clear statement of intent, and the roll out of convenience stores remains on track.