Sentence examples for directly warned from inspiring English sources

Both women were released, and only the one directly warned by the bomber is likely to be charged, said Superintendent Gil Kleiman, a police spokesman.

The Taliban had directly warned teachers and students to stay away from polls, but it was not clear if the two were related.

It is not known whether he has been directly warned off by senior officers in his force but he quits the medium at a time when those officers who are tweeting under pseudonyms say they are being intimidated off social media by their bosses.

President Obama has directly warned President Assad, he will face "consequences" if he uses chemical weapons against the Syrian people.

After TechCrunch broke the news of Onavo's appearance on iOS, a number of outlets directly warned users not to install the app.

(Xbox users are directly warned the exact costs of all their purchases, while free purchases are clearly marked as "free").

Some of these passages directly warn against risks to subscription publishers by moving too far too fast with OA initiatives.

In a section titled "The Fall of China," Dugin directly warns: "China is the most dangerous geopolitical neighbor of Russia to the South" (359).

However, what Japan did to East Asia and the Asian countries made Sun Yat-sen have to directly warn to Japan: "You Japanese nation not only get the despotic culture of Europe and America, but also retain the nature of the kingly culture of Asia.

A former Nike Oregon Project coach, John Cook, while not accusing any athlete directly, has warned that athletics is losing the war on drugs.

When the journalists with evidence of Savile's sex crimes approached the then-Director-General George Entwistle directly to warn him that the Corporation was misleading the public, he decided: "I don't have time to do this – I've got a lot of other things to do".