Sentence examples for has warned today from inspiring English sources

Labour has wasted the summer by not using it to communicate the party message to the public, former deputy leader Lord Prescott has warned today.

Europe's financial crisis is not over, and that the Ukraine crisis could derail the global recovery, Christine Lagarde has warned today, urging against a "false sense of security" in the euro area.

US bank JP Morgan has warned 4,000 jobs will go and HSBC has said 1,000 City jobs will move to France.

Germany's interior minister, the Christian Democrat Wolfgang Schäuble, has warned since last spring that Germany faced grave terror threats.

BP has warned last month the disaster could cost it $40bn in clean-up costs, compensation and a likely fine.

Construction company Carillion has warned 4,500 staff their jobs are at risk because of government plans for a dramatic cut in solar energy subsidies.

In Neville, and in many towns around the country these days, homespun conversations over post office counters are often turning from the latest gossip to a worrisome, newly pressing issue: the United States Postal Service has warned 3,700 communities, many of them in rural areas, that it is considering shuttering their local offices over the next few months.

But SCO has warned 1,500 big companies that their Linux code might infringe on SCO's intellectual property.

A former PCB chairman had warned today that the match-fixing accusations against England would further isolate Pakistan from the cricket community.

Measures agreed to in an international trade treaty between Pacific Rim countries threaten Internet users' privacy and consumer rights, civil and digital rights organizations have warned today.

The FSA chief had warned last month that the banks would regard such information as "sensitive".