Sentence examples for formally warned that from inspiring English sources

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.

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 arch-conservative and nationalist government that took power in Poland in 2015 has been chastised by the authorities in Brussels; last week, it was formally warned that its efforts to consolidate power over the judiciary in Poland threatened the rule of law.

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.

The Treasury has been formally warned that the Northern Ireland Executive is on track to go into the red by the end of this financial year.

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.

But, he warned, "that is the age that they are formally joining.

"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 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission also has formally warned SAC Capital that the firm could face civil charges.

Earlier this month, the Northern Ireland Executive formally warned the Treasury that it was on track to go into the red by the end of the year.