Sentence examples for admonitions for from inspiring English sources

All of this has generated insights into President Bush's likely re-election strategy and admonitions for any Democrat hoping to defeat him.

I might look at the admonitions for husbands ascribed to St. Paul (Ephesians 5 25-33).

It started with a few admonitions for students to stop talking.

A later text written in 255 CE, known as the Commands and Admonitions for the Families of the Great Dao was composed to a divided Celestial Master community after the dispersal of the Hanzhong population.

How can a vulnerable physician resist the temptation to "bend the rules" for these "tabloid elites?" A "Black Box Warning" is the highest level of FDA-mandated admonitions for doctors that a particular prescription drug may cause serious or even life-threatening adverse effects.

For more than two decades, I have watched him fill sheaves of paper in longhand, whether jotting down admonitions for healthy travel or a few years back myriad facts he (and another UCLA colleague and I) fashioned into a paper for Nature about how temperate and tropical zoonotic pathogens transform into pathogens exclusively infecting humans (Wolfe N, Panosian Dunavan C, Diamond J, 2007).

BERLIN — About 100 days ago, Angela Merkel started a second term as chancellor, armed with a new center-right government coalition and an admonition for Germany.

This is, of course, a reminder and admonition for the teacher, though students are also supposed to be aware of their own trajectory of learning.

Despite an admonition for Mr. Buffett to avoid referencing his own Coke consumption, a favored dodge when asked this question in the past, the billionaire jokes once again that he is probably one-quarter Coke.

It also contained an admonition for Catholic legislators in bodies that are considering laws to recognize same-sex unions or permit gays and lesbians to marry or adopt children.

Next come 26 centuries of Iranian history, through the 1953 C.I.A.-backed C.I.A.-backed1979 Islamist hostage-taking, coupinandng in an admonithen for both the United States and Iran to admit past wrongs and reconcile.