Sentence examples for issue a clear warning from inspiring English sources

[Page A6.] Among the five permanent Council members, only China has yet to issue a clear warning.

Against a background of wavering support in Washington, he wants European governments to issue a clear warning that they will not recognise the results.

President Obama needs to issue a clear warning at this weekend's meetings: The crisis isn't over, and the world's economies need to keep working together.

Tusk issues a clear warning that he wants serious progress at an emergency EU summit.

In his budget address last week, Gov. Pat Quinn, a Democrat, issued a clear warning that the system had to be fixed.

The ratings agency Moodys has issued a clear warning: if the current budget trajectory continues, Australia could lose its AAA credit rating.

After Vanuatu's foreign minister made moves toward establishing relations with Taiwan, China issued a clear warning in July to remind Vanuatu of the dangers of trying to play the two entities against each other.

The report issues a clear warning on the implementation of the academies policy, echoing Labour's concerns that under this government the schools system is becoming chaotic, impacting on standards and fairness".

But his implied message contrasted sharply with that of Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, who issued a clear warning about additional rate increases after the Fed raised rates on May 16.

In the end, the Fed held rates steady in December but issued a clear warning in its so-called statement of risks that an excessive slowdown was the main risk, a sharp shift from its previous stance that inflationary overheating was the key threat to the record expansion, now in its 10th year.

In his report, Clarke also issued a clear warning to Truss that the lack of any national strategy to tackle the crisis around new psychoactive substances, which has been linked to 39 deaths, was endangering Gove's prison reform and rehabilitation programme.