Sentence examples for be warned on from inspiring English sources

More than 50 million game birds a year are being released for shooting, putting increasing strain on native wild birds and the ecology of the UK's countryside, landowners will be warned on Friday.

Vince Cable will be warned on Wednesday that he risks turning shareholders into "micro-managers" when he launches a consultation on handing investors extra powers to clamp down on executive pay.

Part forensic science and part public information, the scheme involves testing drugs that are circulating among clubbers in real time so that they can be warned on the night about potentially dangerous batches – including PMA, a nasty, newish drug sometimes mis-sold as ecstasy.

Indeed, in a reference scenario where the rider is at a certain speed and there is a curve ahead, if the vehicle acceleration is null (or even positive), most likely the rider should be warned; on the contrary if the vehicle is decelerating most likely the rider need not be warned because he is aware of the situation and does not need or want a redundant message.

Since physicians may be influenced in their clinical decisions by information found through Google searches, they should be warned on the frequent inconsistency of data retrieved by this means.

[A1.] Parents to Be Warned on Scooters Concerned about a rise in injuries, the Consumer Product Safety Commission will warn parents today not to permit children younger than 12 to ride motorized toy scooters.

There were extraordinary scenes on Tuesday at a match between China and South Korea when the players repeated hit shots wide or served into the net and were warned on-court by the referee as a consequence.

Cadoux-Hudson stated in an interview that there were two occasions where the blades clashed: "Cambridge were being warned on one occasion and Oxford on the other, so I think it equalled out at the end.

The employee was warned "on more than one occasion to cease [the] behavior but [the employee] continued to conduct unauthorized searches".

A few hours after telling Radio Derby that he would take action against errant MPs, Cameron was warned on his mobile phone that one grandee had made an extraordinary claim that could imperil his entire modernisation of the party.

Photograph: Murdo Macleod "Television eats plot," I was warned on my first foray into writing for the small screen.