Sentence examples for this act suggests from inspiring English sources

This act suggests that, to Margaret, her daughter remained very much a person and that her body retained its social meaning after death.

In 12 EBAs, the ACT suggested by G-BA differed from the comparator used in phase III trials.

The final act suggests that this is an end to it all (more than one cast member is no longer with us), but if you shell out for this, the odds are that at least some of the survivors will be back.

Nothing in the Transmit Clause or Copyright Act suggests that this is how we should measure public vs. private.

The economic costs associated with extreme weather and climate change should make governments act, suggests the WEF.

"The fact that they're not able to meet the most basic requirements of the Clean Water Act suggests that they're just not trying very hard," Hansen said.

This primal act suggested the limits of ethical behavior in a brutalized universe, and also dramatized the show's vision of what aristocracy means: a succession of domestic traumas, as each new regent dispatches threats to his bloodline.

This latest political act suggest otherwise.

But, according to the campaigning group the Local Schools Network, figures released under the freedom of information act suggest this is anything but the case.

This analysis indicates disagreement between the ACTs suggested by G-BA and the manufacturers (Table  4).

The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (Cilip), has asked the government to act, suggesting that further library closures could be against the law.