Sentence examples for would need to indicate from inspiring English sources

We would need to indicate that it was our eventual intention to do this, in order to put in place any sustainable alternative programme.

The pay policy would need to indicate clearly what the set maximum level for executive pay was at each individual firm.

In normal use, this would not be the case, and the user would need to indicate meal timing manually.

The only difference in the scripts is that clinicians, when randomized to respond like a clinician making a recommendation to a patient, would need to indicate whether they would recommend using warfarin at the given risks while patients would need to indicate whether they would use warfarin at the given risks.

States would also need to indicate how they would use various sources of labor market data, including survey and administrative data, to better inform their education and workforce systems about current and recent trends in labor demand40.

For the proportion of qualitative research to continue to increase in the medical literature, more journals would need to clearly indicate that this methodology is an acceptable mode of inquiry, by providing specific reference and guidelines to authors pertaining to qualitative research.

A slight variation on this approach is to ask smokers to indicate how expensive cigarettes would need to be before they would seriously think about quitting.

And in turn, 70 percent of those who said they would have to help relatives indicated they would need to help adult children, specifically.

Back in 2011, Flint had commissioned an evaluation of Flint River water, the results of which indicated it would need to be treated with phosphates to reduce its corrosiveness.

Thomas noted that as well as writing the script, someone would need to pay for the film, but indicated that producer Joel Silver was ready to green-light the film.

White also indicated early on that the system would not seek to raise tuition or use the threat of a tuition hike as a bargaining chip — unlike University of California President Janet Napolitano, who, before the budget deal was struck, had indicated UC would need to increase tuition by as much as 5% each year for the next five years.