Sentence examples similar to early warning letter from inspiring English sources
It is for this reason that HTC obtained an injunction against IPCom's earlier warning letters which were misleading on this issue.'" HTC sells around 2m smartphones a year in Germany, or 4%-54%-5%the group's total, according to research firm IDC.
Two weeks ago, for example, he reported that 75percentt of the state's 361 high schools would receive early-warning letters saying that they had performed badly in at least one of 40 categories that the federal government uses to judge how they are doing.
Approximately half received a case management intervention, while the other half received a warning letter, only.
The finding, reported next month in Physical Review Letters, could provide an early warning system and might eventually lead to methods for preventing seizures.
The understanding is that if they do ever receive such a letter, they will remove the declarations as a sort of early warning system, like the doomed birds in a coal mine.
EARLY ALARMS FROM A WHISTLEBLOWER -- Congressional investigators disclosed that Sherron S. Watkins, a vice president at Enron, sent a warning letter in August -- two months before the company announced more than $1 billion in accounting errors -- to Kenneth L. Lay, Enron's chairman.
Number one is having adequate early warning.
Early warning would be given of problems.
Second: put early warning systems in place.
