Sentence examples for a strong admonition from inspiring English sources

If the jury comes back deadlocked, he is likely to read a so-called Allen charge -- a strong admonition of a jury's duty to try to reach a consensus -- to break the impasse.

Judge Richard Owen of Federal District Court in Manhattan said that today he would give the jury what is called an Allen charge, or a strong admonition about its duty to try to reach a consensus -- without several references to burden of proof because he called them "heavy-handed".

In her haste, she walked into the galley near the jurors, and this resulted in a strong admonition from Judge Pastor.

Senator Strom Thurmond's strong admonition to the McCain campaign about its personal, negative and untrue advertising in South Carolina was a step in the right direction.

Clinton backed up her criticism of Israel with another strong admonition of the Palestinians and said that they had acted wrongly and unilaterally in gaining improved recognition at the UN.

The demonstration, one of a half dozen over the last two months by officers and noncommissioned officers from Mr. Hussein's army, veered out of control during a week when the top American administrator in Iraq, L. Paul Bremer III, was getting strong admonitions from Iraqi political figures to give emergency payments to hundreds of thousands of Iraqi military officers.

Since many will use marijuana despite our strong admonitions, they need to be strongly encouraged to use in moderation and only occasionally -- never at school, work, while playing sports or while driving.

Mr. Wisenberg said there had been a "stronger than usual admonition" to keep the points of discussion secret.

Likewise, the long-lived admonition that Americans are using too much salt is facing a strong challenge from research published in prominent medical journals.

Because creation of dead space increases the ventilation needed for CO2 elimination, clinical data that demonstrate a strong correlation between alveolar dead space and mortality risk would seem consistent with the admonition to reduce the vigor of ventilation support by reducing demands [ 29].

Quite simply, however, regardless of the favourable admonitions, no one has put a research team in the field under the right conditions (with receptive research partners, a health and related education system with a strong readiness to engage and a motivated and skilled workforce) to do this work, despite the widespread international agreement about the imperative for systems-wide IPL and IPP.