Sentence examples for meeting warning from inspiring English sources

Armed with pointer and blueprints, Holscher delineated course obstacles in a prerace meeting, warning runners of hazards such as stairs sloping backward and drain risers resembling road bumps.

Monitoring groups also stepped up pressure for action ahead of the summit meeting, warning that the European Union, which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2012, was failing to live up to its often soaring talk on human rights.

Hampton, who was forced to defend his appointment as a non-executive director to mining group Anglo American, had urged shareholders to support the array of resolutions at the meeting, warning the bank would have to be fully nationalised without the APS, which will take the taxpayer's stake from 70%to83%3%.

The Joker interrupts the meeting, warning that Batman is unhindered by jurisdiction.

William Lloyd Garrison spoke at the meeting, warning the audience that the US abolition movement had been hampered by individuals advocating moderation and patience.

In a  ​blog post for the American Spectator Thursday, conservative writer Aaron Goldstein went after Paul for the meeting, warning his fellow Republicans that Paul's breakfast meeting should disqualify him from getting their party's nomination.

Immigration-reform advocates are turning up the heat this month with rallies and town-hall meetings, warning the world that the Republican option — creating a new social stratum of sub-citizens — is not acceptable.

WASHINGTON -- President Obama met on Sunday with the leaders of two countries that gave up nuclear weapons and two that are building more, and he prepared for his nuclear security summit meeting by warning that Al Qaeda was still seeking materials to build an atomic bomb.

The ICU team is then well trained to care severe brain injury patients including CVT and to initiate meeting after warning from clinic or multimodal monitoring items to discuss potential additional interventional therapy.

I can live with personal insults, but when you blow off a meeting without warning with the editor of a national magazine who's traveled half a continent to see you, you may have been spending a little too much time on corporate politics and not enough on the real work of the company.

Before the Oct. 3 press release, analysts who attended another private meeting remembered Kogan warning that earnings would be terrible.