Sentence examples for for warning against from inspiring English sources

Administration officials have seized on Mikhail Gorbachev's domestic political problems as a pretext for warning against drastic spending cuts.

Andy Trotter, chief constable of the British Transport Police who responded to the report on behalf of the Association of Chief Police Officers, applauded Leveson for warning against such action.

If it isn't moaning about the depiction of Nigerians as criminals in the movie District 9, it is berating Hillary Clinton for daring to describe the situation in our country as heartbreaking and our leadership as a failure, or boycotting Oprah for warning against Nigerian 419 scams on her show.

In brief, such forecasts can be good for warning against potential damaging floods in the near future, but the meteorological inputs are not good enough to forecast the time and magnitude of the peaks.

Plus there's precedent for warning Australians against a dangerous American candidate, although it might not be the one you're expecting.

Die-hard toker-rights crusaders from such places as the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws and the Marijuana Policy Project find themselves working in tandem with buttoned-down establishment wonks better known for warning Democrats against straying left.

Nearly all of the people offering praise — particularly for his warning against creating a third party — were old-school activists who have been attending Republican functions for years.

Throughout the turmoil that now ensued, Kuron constantly pleaded for sanity, warning against provoking what could be seen - in Moscow as well as Warsaw - as any threat to the leading role of the party, and anything that could bring in Soviet tanks.

Look for labels warning against both compounds, which are more and more prevalent.

Moreover, despite warnings that the university might be attacked, only two guards had been deployed to protect the students.The day before the attack, Mr Kenyatta had lambasted Western governments for warning their citizens against travel to certain parts of Kenya, specifically mentioning Garissa.

Arguing that evolution was "purposeful, not for humans but for the planet", he set forth 66 precepts for "right living," warning against being "blinded by science which is itself a faith and has become an enemy.