Sentence examples for openly warned from inspiring English sources

Some candidates have openly warned that the authorities could manipulate the results.

Now Moscow has openly warned Turkey against sending forces into Syria to defend Aleppo.

He openly warned the EU against rushing to ball-and-chain the banks and make a crisis certain.

Rogge should have openly warned Grandi that if he ever tried to intimidate a gold-medal winner, Rogge would personally make sure the federation was decertified.

Lewis's intervention comes after a number of shadow cabinet ministers, including Hilary Benn and Ian Murray, openly warned that the party needed to do better.

I spoke to Arianna Huffington, who openly warned me against giving up the world of blogging to join the Clinton team.

While the city appeared calmer last night, local observers warn of a protracted impasse between the police, which is expected to execute the warrant, and residents of Tivoli, who openly warn that they will arm themselves and resort to violence to protect the man they call the president, the man they consider their leader – if not their God.

But it is quite another matter for a bank governor to openly warn of such a risk.

DCI Jepson was one of the first senior officers to openly warn that some of the dealers being sent to work out of London may not simply be in the game to get rich quick, but were instead being exploited.

From friends openly being warned off particularly "handsy" bosses or friends who are asked by their male superior to wear makeup and shorter skirts, it seems that workplace equality still has a long long way to go.

To that end, most experts agree that pressure must be exerted on the regime from the top as well as from the streets, namely in the form of Rafsanjani, who openly loathes Ahmadinejad and warned of election fraud in an open letter to Khamenei three days prior to voting.