Significats de strongest sign en anglès

Monday's statement, however, is the strongest sign to date of growing tension between the U.S. group and Friends.

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It was the strongest sign of life he'd shown in weeks, and it was obvious his brain was still working.

Loth's appointment is the strongest sign yet that the bank's ambitions to expand into physical commodity trading include metals and warehousing.

This is also the strongest sign from Tehran that it is willing to include Zaghari-Ratcliffe's case as part of the talks.

The slowing labor market recovery is the strongest sign yet that the economy has shifted into lower gear heading into the fourth quarter.

This marks the strongest sign yet of Beijing's growing readiness to make prominent businesses choose between the Hong Kong protesters and mainland China.

African National Congress (ANC) As the ruling party, the strongest sign of an ANC presence abroad comes from their foreign missions.

The investment bank appointment is the strongest sign Ten is contemplating its future ownership as it battles years of losses, declining ratings and sinking shares.

The plan is the strongest sign yet that business leaders who have staunchly backed the June 28 coup could be open to reinstating Mr Zelaya.

The talks are the strongest sign yet of a possible rival bid to Kraft's $16.7 billion offer, which Cadbury rejected and said was "derisory".

The UK stock market is showing the strongest signs of emerging growth and offers investors strong potential gains, according to HSBC.

There have been the strongest signs yet that North Korea's military leader, Kim Jong-il is about to name his youngest son as his successor.

'It is one of the strongest signs of her unsound state,' said Manisty, frowning-'herwild fancies that she takes for girls much younger than herself.