Sentence examples for formally warn from inspiring English sources

CDPHP, a nonprofit company in Albany whose name stands for Capital District Physicians Health Plann, has not settled, prompting the attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, to formally warn that he plans to sue it, alleging consumer fraud.

Competition regulators in Germany will formally warn the Liberty Media Corporation today that they will block its $5 billion deal to buy Deutsche Telekom's cable television systems if Liberty does not significantly change its business plan, according to executives who have seen the written warning already sent to the company.

"Following the inspection, CQC raised serious concerns with the provider and formally warned them that immediate improvements were required to protect people from coming to harm.

The Metropolitan police has been formally warned that it faces criticism into its handling of the phone-hacking scandal and relations with the media.

Only two months ago Tom Winsor, the government-appointed rail regulator, formally warned that the company was in breach of its operating licence because of its failure to tackle a 21% rise in the incidence of broken rails since 1997.

For it is distinctly possible that when the EU governments' finance ministers meet in council on February 12th they will reject the commission's recommendation that Germany should be formally warned.

Footnote on this: a declassified memo to ministers from Lieutenant General Sir Nicholas Houghton released by the inquiry yesterday shows ministers were formally warned that the military needed an alternative to the "Snatch" Land Rover partway through the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

Last month it was formally warned by the schools minister John Nash that standards of performance were "unacceptably low" following an inspection by Ofsted that rated the school and its teaching as inadequate.

A sergeant in the department at the time told the Guardian that senior commanders were formally warned by one of Rankin's supervisors weeks before his first fatal shooting that he was "dangerous" and likely to cause someone harm.

The inquiry earlier revealed that defence ministers were formally warned that military commanders were pressing for better protection from improvised explosive devices, IEDs, than that provided by thinly-armoured Snatch Land Rovers.

The retired supervisor told the Guardian that senior commanders were formally warned by Rankin's lieutenant weeks before his first fatal shooting that he was "dangerous" and likely to cause someone harm.