Just give some indication if it's right.

That gives you some indication of value, though it is hardly exact.

There is some indication that it may buy you some time in the midst of an outbreak.

There is some indication of the cyclical and inter generational nature of neglect.

And so now, obviously, with the dye, they've changed, which means there's some definitely some indication of growth.

This gives some indication of how far the global fight still has to go.

Developments following the Arab Spring might provide some indication of the prospects for religious tolerance.

This picture gives some indication of how far the global fight still has to go.

In China there is some indication for a renewed dimming, after the stabilization in the 1990s.

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Now notice, he nodded there, he was giving me some indication he was understanding the flow of communication.

12. Preliminary chemical analysis provided some indication of wide spread, low level oil contamination of the fine grained sediments.

An indication of improvement possibilities

The Senate approved the indication.

F. Indication of additional requirements

F. Indication of additional requirements

F. Indication of additional requirements

G. Indication of additional requirements

D. Indication of additional requirements

It can be an indication.

The Meeting noted with appreciation the indication that some entities might assist the Office with the translation of the brochure.

There is an indication that some of these calls may have resulted in possible deliveries of oil to South Africa.

The first case should be regarded as a primary indication and the latter as a secondary indication.

There is also some indication of convergence regarding the relative role of the State and of markets in adjustment and growth.

In addition, resident representatives provided an indication of success and elaborated on some consultancies which, in their view, had fully met expectations.

Such an indication has no taxonomic standing.

The present report provides an overview of current progress in implementing key aspects of the Declaration, with some indication of impacts to date.

There is some indication that formal contracts are not always honoured by employers since there is little or no governmental or legal enforcement.

They do not provide an indication of prevalence.

Without aiming at being exhaustive, the following provides some indication of the new avenues of cooperation that are currently initiated and will be further explored.

So far, there is no indication that he will.

Administrative and financial arrangements and indication of additional requirements

Administrative and financial arrangements and indication of additional requirements

Indication of implementation status of the programmes over time

It's the indication that it's the best foie gras.

Not the faintest indication, sir. Have you? Alas, no.

An indication of Queen Cleopatra's goodwill and good faith.

The principal features of radiation risk perception are discussed in chapter IV, and a brief summary and some indication of perspectives are given in chapter V.

He pointed out that this development was a clear indication that the people of Montserrat were not in favour of maintaining the status quo and that they wanted to see some indication of a process that would eventually lead to their own national identity and nationhood.

If history is any indication, that number will only grow.

There is no indication that the author appealed these decisions.

Any indication to the contrary should be corrected as appropriate.

They can also give early indication of fraud and malpractice.

A medical sign is an objective indication of some medical fact or characteristic that may be detected by a physician during a physical examination of a patient.