Sentence examples for conduct warning from inspiring English sources

Djokovic, with most of the crowd now rallying to his cause, did wonderfully to claw back those set points and gain his own, but cruelly then double-faulted to go two sets down, whereupon he incurred a Code of Conduct warning for angrily smashing his racket against his chair.

An unhappy Matthew was given a conduct warning for "ball abuse" before the start of the second game, and he took out his frustration on the court by racing through a brilliant six-minute game.

Lythgoe then gave him permission to conduct the attack, warning him: 'Don't fuck it up.'".

The report found that ATF is now much less likely to revoke the license of a firearms dealer and is more likely to conduct a warning conference or write a warning letter.

Batten, a Ukip MEP, has previously attracted controversy over his belief that British Muslims should sign a special code of conduct and warning that it was a big mistake for Europe to allow "an explosion of mosques across their land".

Lt. Troy Buhta of the university police said the fan, Douglas Dokken, 60, was given a citation for disorderly conduct and a trespass warning.

Commission officials sent the Big Board a letter warning it to conduct its inspections objectively.

They agreed to establish prevention programs in parishes and schools, teach children and adults about warning signs, and conduct background checks on employees.

Smith says the club are keen to keep the prop, who came through the club's academy, while also warning Northampton to conduct any approach for the player in the correct way.

It all started with what Nick Kyrgios insisted was an innocuous, if admittedly loud, directive to a ball kid to retrieve a towel between points — shouted above the din of spectators at the French Open's cozy Court 1. Chair umpire Carlos Ramos considered Kyrgios' bark during a first-set tiebreaker Sunday too forceful and assessed a code violation warning for unsportsmanlike conduct.

Mid-morning, Dugher revealed on Twitter that he had been sacked by telephone for having written an article warning Corbyn against conducting a "revenge reshuffle".