Sentence examples for swift indication from inspiring English sources
The two leaders were to present a negotiated final plan for restoring the province's power-sharing government that addressed Sinn Fein demands aimed at securing a swift indication that the I.R.A. would call a halt to its operations, including recruitment, training, intelligence gathering, arms procurement and punishment attacks, and carry out a visible act of destroying its weapons.
In one indication that a swift shake-up of this system is less likely, the Standard & Poor's rating agency left the city's credit rating unchanged.
It's a startlingly clear indication of how swift the pace of change was in British music during the 1960s, for its very conservatism compared to what Bruce would be doing with Cream by 1967.
But officials of the Republican-led State Senate and members of the Pataki administration stressed that the governor's call for the budget's swift passage was not an indication that he actually supports it.
But Senate officials and members of the Pataki administration stressed that the governor's call for the budget's swift passage was not an indication that he actually supports it.
There are indications on "Red" that Ms. Swift's body is as alive as her mind, territory she's generally skipped before now.
In 1906 the Simplified Spelling Board began functioning in N.Y., and there was every indication that its triumph would be swift & massive.
But in an indication that Israel did not anticipate a swift end to the renewed conflict Ya'alon on Thursday authorised the call-up of 10,000 reservists.
But by early indications, the new trip across the lake isn't swift, if one includes the time waiting on either dock.
The reprisal was swift — at least, in part, NBC News chairmain Andy Lack revealed, because there indications it "may not have been an isolated incident".
He argues that the swift sentencing of Mr Abilov stands in stark contrast to the many indications of corruption that have never even been investigated, such as alleged foreign bank accounts of senior government officials.
