Sentence examples for expressed warning from inspiring English sources

A number of legal experts, however, including Yale's Judith Resnik and Harvard's Laurence Tribe, have raised similar concerns to the ones Warren expressed, warning that the T.P.P. could allow corporations and investors to challenge the laws and policies of member countries, including the United States, outside the scope of their existing legal system.

Still, many specialists and patient advocates expressed caution, warning that the directives could be misinterpreted and applied too broadly at the expense of patients.

That provides some parliamentary scrutiny of potentially momentous decisions, but experienced parliamentarians whom I consulted still expressed concerns, warning that such debates (and any subsequent vote) could be whipped or guillotined by a government that has the determination and the majority to drive through unwelcome changes.

In response to the findings, the government reprimanded councils for targeting "the most vulnerable in our communities", while human rights groups expressed outrage, warning against a wider erosion of individual liberties and privatisation of public space.

The contour line can also be expressed as warning time to curve (t T C ), which is the time that the motorcycle needs for covering the distance to the curve start from the position when the warning is first raised.

He had given express warning that any party voting against the budget would be sacked.

Still, the yardstick does express a warning that borrowing is expanding significantly faster than the growth of an economy as a whole.

Earlier, Vice President Dick Cheney expressed a strong warning for Russia.

That's why he cautioned against the "unwarranted influence" of the military-industrial complex, a warning expressed in avuncular tones but with real anger behind it.

What he means is sharply expressed in his warning to young people not to lapse into dependency but to work to improve their skills, to avoid crime, sloth and disorderly conduct.

Ince, who said his exit came without warning, expressed "sadness" at the decision and the manner in which he was told of his sacking.