Sentence examples for explicitly warning from inspiring English sources

Tories elsewhere in the country are also explicitly warning against the alleged threat posed by Syrian refugees.

But in recent months, he has increasingly come down on the side of the Arab street, explicitly warning the military that they are only a caretaker government, not a military junta.

But he insisted on taking a position just a shade tougher than the Clinton administration's, explicitly warning that any deviation from North Korea's commitments would be dealt with harshly.

I had disputed this point, noting that Schaeffer only urged Christians to consider acts of non-violent civil disobedience against the post-Roe abortion regime (offering examples like the non-payment of taxes and public sit-ins), while explicitly warning his readers against an "overreaction [that] crosses the line from force to violence".

Yes, that's Google explicitly warning you that your contacts information will be effectively trapped inside Facebook without the ability to re-export the data, and giving you the option to register a formal complaint over data protectionism (to what end remains unclear).

Liz was ordered to bring food to the North Shore hospital room of a patient contagious with shingles, despite the sign on the door explicitly warning pregnant women not to enter.

That was a day that saw the worst terrorist attack in American history - an attack that the Bush administration was pretty explicitly warned about in memos and warnings.

The People's Bank of China was cautious in its statement about how far its currency, the renminbi, might fluctuate, warning explicitly that "the basis for large-scale appreciation of the RMB exchange rate does not exist".

Conservatives are flexing their muscle ahead of the opening of the 45th parliament, with government MPs warning explicitly that marriage equality is dead without a plebiscite, and the push to overhaul the Racial Discrimination Act gathering pace.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked things off with a nearly hourlong address on Tuesday morning, warning explicitly of the dangers that protectionism and trade barriers pose to the world, which he likened to the threat of terrorism. .

People are warning Labor explicitly: kill the plebiscite, and we will not help you bring same sex marriage back into the parliament.