Sentence examples for given prior warning from inspiring English sources

Grenada was part of the Commonwealth, and Margaret Thatcher was incensed that she had not been consulted or even given prior warning.

And Pakistan was not given prior warning of the raid.

As he had not been given prior warning he was unable to go to Merdeka Palace for the related formalities; at the time he was visiting his parents in Yogyakarta.

In their defense, Greenpeace state they had given prior warning to the coast guard about the peaceful nature of their protest and, according to our conversations with Greenpeace staff in the UK, had "no inkling or indication that the ship was about to be stormed by a load of gun-toting FSB agents".

In their defence, Greenpeace state they had given prior warning to the coast guard about the peaceful nature of their protest and, according to our conversations with Greenpeace staff in the UK, had "no inkling or indication that the ship was about to be stormed by a load of gun-toting FSB agents".

"The Salvation Army and the other nonprofits are wonderful programs, but they were given prior warnings about the change so this shouldn't come as a surprise". David Threshie, who heads the Salvation Army's 35-member advisory board, didn't argue with United Way's change of emphasis.

It also gives the independent commissioner against corruption (Icac) permission to enter the APY without requiring a permit or giving prior warning.

The structural design of the vast majority of reinforced concrete civil engineering structures relies on the inherent ductility of the members to accommodate changes in load patterns, to absorb energy and to give prior warning of failure.

Structural engineers have long recognised the importance of the ductility of reinforced concrete members in design, that is the ability of the reinforced concrete member to rotate and consequently: redistribute moments; give prior warning of failure; absorb seismic, blast and impact loads; and control column drift.

"So you have to give prior warning". It means going to football, especially for away games, can't be as spontaneous for disabled people as going to the cinema or to a museum.

Rotich, who marched with Kenya's team in the opening ceremony in Rio, was sent back to Kenya on Saturday when it emerged he had been secretly filmed by undercover reporters who claimed he asked for a bribe to give prior warnings of anti‑doping tests.