Sentence examples for given a formal warning from inspiring English sources

The company applied for the permits and was given a formal warning.

Communications watchdog Ofcom said 233 people complained about the actor, who was given a formal warning by show bosses for using "unacceptable language" after he called US singer Alexander O'Neal a "negro".

Former Coronation Street star Ken Morley was also given a formal warning for using "unacceptable language" after he used the word "negro" and made comments about looking at "women's a**es".

In September 2008 Venables was arrested on suspicion of affray after a drunken brawl and given a formal warning by the Probation Service for breaching the good behaviour terms of his licence.

The Trussell Trust, the UK's largest food bank network, called for changes to the sanctions regime whereby claimants who breach jobcentre rules for the first time are given a formal warning, rather than seeing their benefits stopped.

LONDON — British business executives dealing with China were given a formal warning more than a year ago by Britain's security service, MI5, that Chinese intelligence agencies were engaged in a wide-ranging effort to hack into British companies' computers and to blackmail British businesspeople over sexual relationships and other improprieties, according to people familiar with the MI5 document.

In the case of the fifth guy, as described above, I was trying to give a formal warning.

The European Commission has given Microsoft a formal warning for failing to obey an order to give customers a choice of internet browsers.

Perhaps she should give him a formal warning at his annual appraisal.

Two weeks later, a special Government Gazette was published giving us a formal warning to desist or face closure.

Uber reportedly proceeded to give him a formal warning, reduced his annual bonus and required that Poetzscher take sensitivity training.