Sentence examples for an indirect warning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maliki and Mr. Obama sent an indirect warning to Iran not to meddle in Iraq after the Americans leave.

It is not disputed that the statement related to the documentary, or that it could also serve as an indirect warning to Maldives citizens that they could be prosecuted for working with the documentary team.

Robert Bertholf, the archive's director at the time, said that Stephen delivered an indirect "warning" to him from intermediaries "in Europe," communicating his wish that Shloss be prevented from using its archives.

Mr. Xi also recently issued an indirect warning about corrupt practices that have soiled the party's image, telling officials studying at the Central Party School in Beijing that "time should not be spent on networking and buying dinners".

By slapping down the small fry, Mr. Thieu seemed to be is suing an indirect warning to Gen. Duong Van (Big) Minh and Senator Tran Van Don, that he would not tolerate much devia tion from the Government's stanch anti‐Communist line.

It certainly was not intimidated by President Obama's indirect warning on the South China Sea dispute in which the U.S. president pointed to sanctions that Russia would incur.

It was more like a warning, an indirect plea for patience.

Mr. Khatami also issued an indirect and relatively moderate warning to the United States that "the perception of a need for revenge coupled with a misplaced sense of might could lead to failure to hear the calls of people of good will or the cries of children".

Mr Poroshenko's warning is widely seen as an indirect reference to Russia.

It is an indirect detection.

Theroux takes an indirect approach.