Sentence examples for is not heeded from inspiring English sources

Shareholders have had an advisory vote on pay for ten years and can sack members of pay committees if their advice is not heeded.

If it is not heeded, Qusayr could indeed be a turning-point.In this section You never know Wet and dry Gurgle and splutter Democracy?

In an interview with Flemish news magazine, Knack, Mr Abou Jahjah also threatened to contest legislative elections in 2006 if his voice is not heeded in the interim.

The phrase is a dismissal of rational discussion and an intimation of the doom that awaits if Trump is not heeded.

"If our peaceful way of addressing this thing is not heeded," said John Katende, an attorney who helped organise the march, "it could give rise to the militant young people".Mr Museveni has long warned his people of the dangers of tribal politics; his excuse for banning political parties is that they would cause the country to fragment along ethnic lines.

Many of the measures offered seem not unreasonable at first sight, but collectively create the impression that ministers wish not only to suggest a wise course of behaviour to citizens, which they are entitled to do, but to insist upon it if their doubtless sage advice is not heeded".

However, it is still early for us to rejoice knowing that China is not heeding the ruling.

The party's Andy Wightman said: "It's disappointing that the finance minister is not heeding the concerns being expressed in this consultation.

Unfortunately, the Obama administration is not heeding to these demands.

But such informal feedback isn't heeded often enough.

Keep safe when playing games, as injury to your blanket sleeper may result if this warning isn't heeded.