Sentence examples for gave warning against from inspiring English sources

Roche and Abbott, two big drugmakers, gave warning against invalidating patents on diagnostic tests.

He lashed out at excessive bureaucracy that yields nothing but corruption, and gave warning against state meddling in private business.

But he also gave warning against spending the next two years "relitigating" the battles of the past two.

Conservative polemicists suggest that Mr Obama, by stepping in to rescue the banks and industrial behemoths such as General Motors, is ushering in the collectivist dystopia that Rand gave warning against.

They added that competition policies should be used to favour the "emergence of world-class European companies", and gave warning against a "bureaucratic Europe" that blindly applies "pernickety rules" (translation: if Paris or Berlin want to aid national champions or broker mergers, they will).

Gesine Schwan, the Social Democrat running against Mr Köhler, expressed this view when she gave warning against an "economisation of all of life".In this section The great selling plate Big cheese, small hole Thick skin required In praise of economists Schools for trouble What's in its name?

He is wary of letting foreigners buy land, and gives warning against multinational and foreign domination.

William Swing, its head, has given warning against pulling out before the job is done.

Several leaders have duly given warning against attempts to unpick the compromises that went into the document.

Cryptically, he cites his late father, Michio Watanabe, as giving warning against putting party ahead of country.

Joaquín Almunia, the European Commission's top man on economic matters, has given warning against "succumbing to the Sirens' songs".