Sentence examples for which has suggested from inspiring English sources

The proposal is likely to face opposition from the Legislature, which has suggested $525 million in cuts.

A spokesman for the United States military, which has suggested that he might not exist, said Tuesday that the military could still not confirm his arrest.

A supposedly new sexually transmitted infection has been getting a lot of media attention in the last few days, which has suggested that hundreds of thousands of people are infected with it.

Critically, May also wants to curry favour with the incoming Trump administration which has suggested that it is ready to move the US embassy to Jerusalem, as part of a break with existing US policy on the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Ms. Ansari, a mother of eight fourr currently in public schools), is part of a group called the Campaign for Better Schools, which has suggested major changes to the system of mayoral control.

The prosecutors made their argument on the last day of a two-day hearing before the Supreme Court, which has suggested that it is not likely to rule for several weeks.

This is in line with previous studies [ 28- 30], which have suggested that the influenza HA is conserved overall.

He spoke after meeting with members of the Election Commission, which had suggested the date.

The result defied the opinion polls, which had suggested a tight vote, and it was quite overwhelming.

He ruled out seeking aid from Russia, which had suggested it would be open to calls for help from Athens.

The only thing Polanski himself has said is in a letter to Vanity Fair, which had suggested he was 'exiled' from the US.