Sentence examples for follow warning from inspiring English sources

The regulator spent five months analysing 38 games which it believed were likely to appeal to children, and has set eight principles it wants the industry to follow, warning that failure to do so could mean fines.

While comparing the 18-day protests to Gandhi's peaceful resistance to British rule, the fall of the Berlin Wall and the student protests that brought down a dictator in Indonesia, he also set out a series of benchmarks that he said he expected the Egyptian military to follow, warning that "nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day".

One of the U.S. officials said the strikes near the town of At Tanf destroyed at least one tank and a bulldozer, and another said it followed warning shots by U.S. aircraft meant to dissuade the fighters from advancing further.

The inflation figures follow warnings from the IMF and the OECD that governments cannot rely on low interest rates and money-printing programmes to shore up growth.

His concerns follow warnings delivered on Friday by the United States, Britain and the UN Human Rights Council, which voted overwhelmingly to condemn the Syrian regime for the Houla killings.

The findings on rising youth unemployment in east Asia, south-east Asia, the Middle East and North Africa follow warnings that as the global economy loses momentum, emerging nations are most vulnerable.

Her comments follow warnings by charities of a horse welfare crisis, with 7,000 animals currently at risk of abandonment and neglect.

The comments follow warnings late on Wednesday from the International Monetary Fund that risks of a global financial crash had increased as the slowdown in China and potential US rate rises threaten the stability of debt-laden emerging economies.

The culture committee's concerns follow warnings from four airlines - British Airways, BMI, Easyjet and Virgin Atlantic - that passengers could face "severe delay and disruption" during the Olympics.

It is much safer to prepare and follow warnings.

WHISTLER, British Columbia — The crash that killed a luge athlete at the Winter Olympics on Friday followed warning signs and a drumbeat of concern conveyed by athletes and officials since the opening of the Whistler Sliding Centre in 2008.