Sentence examples for intends to warn from inspiring English sources

"It is during good times that government often does bad things," said Mr. McCall, who intends to warn fellow board members at today's meeting that the city is spending too much of its $3.2 billion surplus to just balance the 2001 fiscal year's budget, leaving it with an unusually large deficit the administration expects it could face in 2002.

These warnings are intended to warn users that website content may trigger NSSI.

But effective warning systems need good, reliable information about the hazard they are intended to warn against, which is where the repository comes in.

If Pfiesteria resurfaces here, the state does intend to warn the public.

Dr. von Eschenbach said the agency intended to warn patients rapidly when it received information that a drug might be unsafe.

The growing threat posed by Nazi Germany to Czechoslovakia's independent existence in the mid-1930s prompted Čapek to write several works intended to warn and mobilize his countrymen.

"His fatwas against the Mongols were intended to warn people that lip service to Islam is no proof of religious sincerity and peaceful intentions," Kadri writes.

The latter, published in Boston, was typically wholesome in content, intended to "warn against the ways of transgression" and to encourage "virtue and piety".

Then called The Landlord's Game, it was intended to warn of the perils of private monopolies, not to celebrate them.

But she said her report was intended to warn that small schools might have gone too far in the other direction.

But I intend to warn any love interest not to post anything on my Facebook wall, because my personal private investigator is only a click away, and anything suspicious is likely to go on his permanent record.