Sentence examples for strongly signaling from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Obama talks about mutual respect and cites the official title of the regime, the Islamic Republic of Iran, strongly signaling that regime change is no longer an American option.

Trustees of the University of the District of Columbia voted Tuesday night to delay a proposal to disband the school's intercollegiate sports teams, strongly signaling that they want the school to remain in NCAA Division II athletics.

Not long ago, ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet was strongly signaling that at least one rate increase would be forthcoming soon.

It was the fifth time in two months that the court has issued or upheld a stay of execution, strongly signaling once again that it intends to block all executions by lethal injection until it rules on the central issue in a case from Kentucky: whether the three-drug "cocktail" commonly used to execute prisoners is so likely to produce needless pain and suffering as to be unconstitutional.

Twitter is strongly signaling that it doesn't want to sell at any price right now.

The state "has been strongly signaling they need to look for alternatives," said DPR spokeswoman Charlotte Fadipe.

But the government has strongly signaled that it has no intention of allowing that to happen.

In July, those senators strongly signaled to the White House that they preferred Ms. Yellen.

Last month, at a conference of Ibero-American heads of state in Spain, Mr. Bush's Latin American counterparts strongly signaled their feisty mood.

This has been strongly signalled by the controversy over the Liverpool Care Pathway and its planned withdrawal and insistent pressure for legalising assisted dying.

So far only one, Family First senator Bob Day, has thrown their support behind it, strongly signalling the government will go to a double dissolution election.