Sentence examples similar to this signifies approval from inspiring English sources

A referendum to ratify the new constitution was held in December 1973, with more than 90percentt of eligible voters signifying approval, and the constitution was promulgated in January 1974.

Tanning culture did not reach its apex until the 1970's, however, when darkened skin tones came to signify approval of the social upheavals of the day.

The criticism had also generated an inside joke: to signify approval, some finance-group members, instead of wiggling their fingers with palms out ("up twinkles"), had taken to cupping their palms together and wiggling their fingers, in a gesture that called to mind Mr. Burns from "The Simpsons".

This signifies pyroelectric character of AlxGa1−xN.

This signifies buyers' ratings of a seller's trustworthiness.

This signifies a major, major shift.

This signifies a 33% growth from last year.

This signifies adverse non-carcinogenic risk.

This signifies an essential step in hominid cognitive neurosciences.

This signifies the impact of disease on economy.

This signifies 2785 patients with syncope and 13909 control patients.