Sentence examples for material warning from inspiring English sources

If Line of Duty can reasonably be called not for the faint-hearted, Bodies should come with a hazardous material warning.

All of these applications came with Apple's "objectionable material" warning that requires you to affirm that you're over the age of 17.

Other stalls carried material warning of "Brexit betrayal", which is a major concern for the party, particularly after Theresa May's Florence speech.

In the United States, the package must display a Class 9 DOT miscellaneous hazardous material warning and must clearly say "Carbon Dioxide Solid, UN1845" or alternatively, "Dry Ice, UN1845".

In response to the test screenings — and to some unrest in the Christian community, gleefully exacerbated by the Hollywood trade papers — it took care to introduce Tubal-Cain in its ads, and put a label on all its marketing materials, warning that "artistic license has been taken" and that "the Biblical story of Noah can be found in the Book of Genesis".

In response to the test screenings and to some unrest in the Christian community, gleefully exacerbated by the Hollywood trade papers it took care to introduce Tubal-Cain in its ads, and put a label on all its marketing materials, warning that "artistic license has been taken" and that "the Biblical story of Noah can be found in the Book of Genesis".

Typically a sign will not alone remove liability for injuries unless a specific danger is indicated by the sign, such as a hazardous materials warning.

Working alongside the Electronic Music Task force, they implemented measures including scaling back attendance, raising the minimum attendee age from 18 to 21, adding cooling stations, increasing law enforcement and security presence, and distribution of materials warning against drug use.

When artists can communicate directly with their audience, and release material without warning the media – even, perhaps, without telling their label – cultural gatekeepers struggle for a place.

So there could be arguments both ways: that shock and trauma are sometimes elements of educational catharsis, or that deliberately exposing a class to shocking material without warning as a teaching strategy violates professional norms.

There is no excuse for posting triggering material without warning.