Sentence examples for operations warning from inspiring English sources

The former partner of a man who killed himself after being snared by 'paedophile hunter' Stinson Hunter has criticised his use of social media in the sting operations, warning it could spark dangerous and potentially violent "witch hunts".

They have also questioned how some companies deal with the wastewater produced by their operations, warning that liquids laced with chemicals and salt from drilling can overload public sewage treatment plants or pollute surface waters.

The e-mail was a chain of messages sent June 7 , 2008 to James Murdoch, head of News Corporation's European and Asian operations, warning that the potential legal fallout from hacking at The News of the World was "as bad as we feared".

It has, for instance, reached agreements with the local public school district, colleges and private businesses to help subsidize its operations, warning in some cases that certain routes might be cut if ridership did not increase or a local business did not help cover the cost.

The police initially issued an appeal to the public not to share images or photographs of the attack, of the victims, or of police operations, warning, "Don't help the perpetrators!" Later, however, they asked the public to upload video or photographs of the attack to a police website.

A spokesman for the tribunal denounced the hacking operation, warning that the authors were endangering the lives of Lebanese citizens.

Until just two months ago, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel suggested he would not allow the Fordo plant to go into operation, warning that once it did Iran would have begun to enter a "zone of immunity" where it could produce nuclear fuel without fear of an Israeli strike.

Military chiefs have alerted residents in south-east England about the operation, warning that they will notice an increase in often loud air activity, especially on 4 and 5 May.

They cited the increasing pace of military operations overseas, warning that the effort to provide front-line forces with the latest equipment and training drained resources for troops back home.

The deputy prime minister, L. K. Advani, went to the temple complex to oversee the operation, after warning that any communal conflict would play into the attackers' hands.

Amtrak guaranteed two years of operation, while warning that the train would "habitually lose money".