Sentence examples for considered a warning from inspiring English sources

It should be considered a warning that such acts should not be repeated".

The attack was widely considered a warning from Moscow to Russian dissidents, exiles, and spies.

The exceptionally high award to Mr. Mikhailov was also considered a warning to Geneva's legal authorities who, in recent years, have been eager to prosecute money laundering.

The shortages in the proper equipment, military skills and political commitment that Mr. Gates underscored are, indeed, considered a warning to the alliance.

"The fact that we can have such a vigorous debate and have such dissent should be considered a warning that we can defeat the mayor," said Councilman Lewis A. Fidler of Brooklyn, who voted for the mayor's bill.

It is also considered a warning to Khaled Meshal, the Hamas chief, that his coming trip to Jordan, his first official visit in years, should not be seen as a sign of a shift in Jordanian policy.

Or he doesn't, which voters should consider a warning sign.

Along Dixwell Avenue, the four-lane commercial strip on the edge of town, there is a large wooden sign saying, "Leaving New Haven," which many black drivers consider a warning.

The US and South Korea have been raising their defence posture, and foreign diplomats were considering a warning from Pyongyang that their safety in North Korea could not be guaranteed beginning on Wednesday.

Could this be because people consider a warning to be just as important when lots of other people have given the same warning as when no one else has?

As the ACLU reassesses its agenda, it should consider a warning issued by a disaffected board member when, on the brink of World War II, the organization assumed its current neutral posture.