Sentence examples for basic warning from inspiring English sources

At that time it had become common practice at the prison to place a sign on the doors of inmates on basic, warning other prisoners that they would be punished if they communicated with them.

"The Gap Rap" is a rock-inflected ode to that basic warning of the railway: Watch out for that gap.

Lebowitz says there are some basic warning signs to look out for: If you aren't receiving your quarterly statement on a regular basis, your account balance seems out of whack, or the money seems like it takes too long to get to your investment options.

In the above video, Dr. Malkin breaks down the five basic warning signs.

Despite considerable investments in educating children and their communities about minimising the risk of mines, people in many seriously affected areas still do not have access to basic warning messages to which we all know they are entitled, nor do mine victims have access to essential medical care.

Online services will allow, for instance, closer monitoring of the driving behaviour of teenagers beyond the basic warnings of aggressive braking or exceeding speed limits that the "black boxes" supplied by some insurance companies presently provide.

As a result, even the most basic warnings include declarations that no helmet can prevent all head or neck injuries, and using a helmet to butt, ram or spear an opposing player is not advised.

The MoD would not comment on what type of leaflet was involved but said the air drops were common and in the past had included public information on the presidential elections and basic warnings about explosives.

Majority of the respondents could not recognize any of the basic stroke warning signs such as slurred speech and vision problems, an observation which has also been reported by studies carried out in both developed and developing countries [ 8, 16, 18, 24, 25].

Bitter taste is one of the basic taste modalities, warning against consuming potential poisons.

The officials urged courts to adhere to basic constitutional principles, warning them not to jail poor people who failed to pay court costs because they couldn't afford it, and to consider alternatives such as community service for indigent defendants.