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Reid's father, Billy, previously said the impact of her crime on his family had been traumatic and warned in a video of the consequences of drug offences abroad.
On Wednesday, Mr. Maliki led a meeting of his top commanders and warned in a statement that the political crisis engulfing his government might encourage insurgents to unleash attacks.
City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr. released a final report yesterday on the fiscal year that ended on June 30, and warned in a statement that "the overall financial health of the city has weakened".
Meanwhile Mr Assad's government has redeployed troops in and around Damascus, erected more checkpoints and warned in a state newspaper of "certain death" to the rebels if they dare to enter.In this section Lurching ahead Nothing like chicken feed Will the guilt be shared?
MEXICO CITY — In one of his first public appearances since falling ill four years ago, a frail-looking Fidel Castro went on Cuban television on Monday night and warned in a near whisper that the United States was increasing the chances of nuclear war in the Korean Peninsula and Iran.
The correspondence showed that the education secretary objected to the way the policy was costed, and warned in a letter to the Treasury that the government "must not risk forcing schools to subsidise meals by reducing their spending on teaching and learning".
On Sunday, the German economy minister, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, offered his resignation and warned in an interview with the newspaper Welt am Sonntag that the "concept is not without risks for the state and the guarantees it has promised for Opel".
The FBI did investigate and warned in 2004 that an epidemic of mortgage fraud was underway.
He sketched out conspiracies involving global bankers, casually threatened to jail his political opponent, and warned in increasingly specific terms that a loss by him would spell the end of civilization.
More than 50 charities, unions and academics warned in a letter to the Independent that with food and utility prices rising it is not a good time to penalise the poorest.
Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz, a Brooklyn Democrat who is chairman of the Assembly's Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Committee, warned in a statement that the age change could result in a generation of new addicts.
