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Russia's President Vladmir Putin yesterday signed one of the biggest oil deals ever with China in a move seen as signalling a massive shift from west to east in the tectonic plates of the global oil industry.

These reforms have been seen as signalling a transition from a productivist to post-productivist philosophy in agricultural policy, although survey evidence is less than conclusive that this change of direction has permeated through the industry at the grassroots level.

This was seen as signalling a sincere desire to avoid conflict with Britain.

"Most of the evidence that we received from magistrates supported the commencement of section 154, a move that would be seen as signalling trust in the magistracy and providing a boost to its morale," the report declares.

But he said the statements could also be seen as "signaling Israel's displeasure with international efforts to block progress on the Iranian nuclear program" ahead of Mr. Hagel's visit.

While debates still rage here and in other countries about the right of the unborn child to life, the new court decision is seen as signaling that an unborn child has a right to be aborted, or at least that a handicapped child has a right to recognition that his or her birth was a mistake.

EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said he felt personally betrayed and told Greeks a "No" vote would be seen as signaling an exit from the euro - a position that other European leaders lined up to echo.

For example, it is not possible to judge from the scans where oedema/haemorrhage (seen as high signal) is obscuring muscle tissue that has not been structurally damaged.

The moves were seen as signals that with less than three months left before Election Day, Mr. Trump does not intend to change his contentious approach.

Of course, spitting tobacco juice and dropping references to his father can be seen as signals of a down-home, rustic style -- or of a dauphin's arrogance.

However, the return this year of Michael Bloomberg as chief executive of the company he founded and the appointment of Micklethwait were seen as signals the company was looking to change the direction of its media business.