Sentence examples for issue a warning that from inspiring English sources

Germany summoned the Belarusian ambassador in Berlin to issue a warning that Mr Lukashenka is isolating his country.

(However, like flash photography on rolling news, I should issue a warning that you should look away if you're liable to have a fit when viewing such material).

Citing this argument, Wyeth contends that Ms. Levine's suit punishes the company for failing to issue a warning that the F.D.A. implicitly rejected.

A rushed examination of the trove of materials from the compound in Pakistan prompted Obama administration officials on Thursday to issue a warning that Al Qaeda last year had considered attacks on American railroads.

The council has now summoned the courage to tap Mr Hussein's men on the wrist (he himself never travels, and nor do they, very much), and to issue a warning that there would be further, unspecified measures if Iraq continued to defy orders.But nothing that has so far happened, or is threatened, seems likely to make Mr Hussein regret his defiance.

Baroness Greenfield's purpose is to issue a warning: that the coming integration of IT and biotechnology will have such a profound effect on the way we think and live that "we are standing on the brink of a mind makeover more cataclysmic that anything in our history".Baroness Greenfield is acutely aware of the perils of futurology.

It's a word that issues a warning that marches a nation to war.

The FBI issued a warning that looted artefacts are on the market.

But he also issued a warning that could bode ill for the euro zone economy: Don't count on China.

Girardi acknowledged the Yankees' failures on Tuesday afternoon and issued a warning that may have echoed his thoughts to the team Monday.

Edison had issued a warning that has been sounded often in the years since: not enough students were choosing careers in science and engineering.