Sentence examples for independent warning from inspiring English sources

"Financial issues are going to weigh very heavily on quality issues," Dame Jo Williams, the chairwoman of the Care Quality Commission (CQC), told The Independent, warning that nursing home operators will look to slash costs as a result of public-sector cuts.

Some outlets were quick to broadcast alarm, with The Independent warning of an "enormous floating island of debris" creeping toward the American coast.

Scotland's pro-union Better Together campaign has been criticized by supporters for focusing too much on the possible economic difficulties of independence, warning that an independent Scotland would no longer be able to use the British pound and that businesses would flee the uncertainty of a newly formed country.

The court also raised concerns about future funding for independent living, warning that without adequate funding, disabled people may be forced into residential care against their will.

Senior members of the British Pakistani community sent an open letter to The Independent this year warning that Mr Asghar was at serious risk if he was kept in prison awaiting appeal – a process which can take up to five years.

"With independent experts warning that the number of state school students going to university could drop from October 2012, this is just one more reason why students and their families will feel let down by the government's cavalier treatment of their hopes and dreams for access to England's universities".

With the general election campaign just a few months away, Mr. Obama's allies are under growing pressure to raise money rapidly for Democratic-leaning independent groups, warning his supporters that the huge cash advantage mustered by Republican groups could prove decisive this fall, overwhelming Mr. Obama despite his own formidable fund-raising apparatus.

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The Independent agrees, warning that a humiliating defeat is on the cards.

The TV presenter said today that she had decided to stand as an independent despite warnings from political experts that there was "no chance" of victory.

The TV presenter said she had decided to stand as an independent despite warnings from political experts that there was "no chance" of victory.