Sentence examples for notice or warning from inspiring English sources

Nothing in this part shall be construed as requiring the Secretary to report for the institution of proceedings minor violations of this part whenever he believes that the public interest will be adequately served by a suitable written notice or warning.

For them, work stoppages that are held without notice or warning are often the most damaging, because the element of surprise and unpreparedness are two of the key tools in the workers' armory for creating bargaining leverage.

Professor Carol Curran told BBC Radio Ulster's Good Morning Ulster that it will be "very difficult to manage a cut of that magnitude without any prior notice or warning".

My dear friend Gio Black Peter, a queer refugee artist born in Guatemala and now based in New York, is one of the champions of the queer resistance against online censorship, with a personal record of 15 uniquely creative Facebook and 7 Instagram accounts deleted without any prior notice or warning, not to mention another 3 on Vimeo and 2 on Vine.

Seek out products that do not test on animals and do not contain chemicals that require big CAUTION or WARNING notices on the label.

"I never got a notice or a warning," said Cynthia Nikitin, who was at the parking bureau last week trying to liberate her car.

Based on interviews with affected homeowners, 'They Took Everything From Me' documents how the authorities forcibly evicted residents and demolished homes without adequate notice, often without warning or in the middle of the night, and destroyed or damaged personal possessions.

This is within the acceptable range as seeking treatment more than two weeks after notice of warning sign was considered as delay [ 24].

Use downloads only from a reputable seller or site and take special care of pop-ups or unsolicited notices warning you of an impending problem.

There may be many reasons behind this - friends may notice warning signs of ill health and persuade their companions to seek help.

Barrowman was one of 48 British celebrities who signed a public notice warning voters against Conservative Party policy towards the BBC prior to the 2010 general election.