Sentence examples for to the indicative from inspiring English sources

In most cases, architects' fees are based on a percentage of the total construction cost, and, according to Melanie Mayfield, spokesperson at the Riba, for a new house with a building cost of £250,000, the fees could be anything from 8 to 12 per cent, according to the indicative fee scales published in the Riba booklet.

In another effort to try to dampen consumer lending, China boosted the required level of reserves that banks must deposit with the central bank, for the fourth time this year.A meeting of finance ministers from the G20 agreed to the "indicative guidelines" that would be used in future stress tests of their economies.

Anyway, the differences between both are accepted due to the indicative nature of this process.

Reimer 1995 challenges Bach and Harnish on the ground that hearers do not seem to impute assertoric force to the indicative sentences speakers utter with performative effect; her criticism would evidently carry over to Ginet's proposal as well.

Lastly, the studied histopathology of carvedilol-treated rats indicates a status of structural integrity of the renal tissue and provides further support to the indicative mechanism of action of carvedilol.

Twenty eight percent of schools indicated that their teachers received no cash support and only in 17% of schools did each teacher receive a monthly cash incentive of more than US $50 (as compared to the indicative average monthly salary of $55).

"The commission will clearly need to take the necessary time to assess the indicative list of proposals for opting back in that the UK has outlined.

PIC indicates the polymorphism of a locus and is often used to measure the indicative strength of genetic markers for linkage studies.

To investigate the indicative parameters reflecting the progression of post-thrombotic syndrome (PTS) in patients with a first episode of deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

A suggestion was made by participants to replace the indicative phenomena columns with more useful information (such as a description of hazards) for end-users, to assist them with response decision-making.

Nevertheless, products that have been found to exceed the indicative value have attracted damaging publicity.