Sentence examples for forewarn them of from inspiring English sources

Now he stands accused of disrespecting Congress as a partner in the war in Iraq by failing to take the opportunity of a closed session with its members last week to forewarn them of accusations of torture and abuse (this is not mere amour propre: Congress formally declares war in America).

When they contemplate big changes to these policies, most governments cannot resist turning to CGE models to forewarn them of the consequences.These models were, for example, a weapon of choice in the battles over the 1994 North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

Apple contacted iOS developers this week to forewarn them of a new cost structure that will raise the price of apps and in-app purchases by around 25percentt in the UK, as first noted by 9to5Mac.

Apple contacted iOS developers this week to forewarn them of a new cost structure that will raise the price of apps and in-app purchases by around 25percentt in the UK, as first noted by 9to5Mac.

Nevertheless, Heaven is said to have forewarned them of the attack.

"And as I say, I alerted my team just to let them know about the distractions that are ahead, not necessarily to tell them how to handle it, just to sort of forewarn them".

According to the journalists' initial findings, HSBC knowingly offered to help its clients conceal their assets from tax authorities, even forewarning them in February 2005 of an imminent change in European tax law.

His team documented Los Angeles' biggest-ever initial public offering in Snap Inc., and forewarned of many of the problems the company would face.

The best thing about Radford's film is that the two leading characters, merchant and moneylender, seem, in their separate fashion, to be so steeped in sadness — almost drowning, indeed, in the dense and brackish waters of Venetian society — that you can study their expressions, in the early scenes, and find forewarning of where each of them will stand, or fall, by the end of Act IV.

Janes and Corbett thus reminiscently forewarn of 'a new form of colonialism' aimed at satisfying 'the needs of science' [ 16] rather than the needs of the affected.

In addition, detailed forewarning of the content of the survey, might increase the number of people with a history of NSSI who participate but under-report their experiences [ 44].