Sentence examples for organizations warning from inspiring English sources

In February, VICE News revealed that Saudi diplomats in several cities had sent letters to the UN and humanitarian organizations, warning them to vacate areas under Houthi control, ostensibly to prevent them from being hit by Saudi coalition bombs.

Despite humanitarian organizations warning the region's drought is even more serious than that which famously devastated the region in 1984, it remains relatively out of the public consciousness in the West, which is more focused on Europe's migrant crisis and humanitarian crises in Syria and Yemen.

The self-proclaimed eco-terrorists even sent letters to local news organizations warning, "If you build, we will burn".

I was impressed by a statement by the American Academy of Pediatrics — not exactly a radical organization — warning parents of the dangers of pesticides and recommending that they try to reduce contact with them.

Protestors argued that this goes against many environmental organizations' warnings.

Around the world, leading health organizations are warning that we're on the verge of a global public health crisis.

Now, international organizations are warning that the Sahel's ravaging food crisis is not only having disastrous humanitarian consequences, but is exacerbating the insecurity spreading across the region.

His record on women's issues as president, however, has been spotty, and major women's rights organizations are warning that if he makes the wrong decision on birth control coverage in the coming weeks, it could cost him the election in 2012.

All of the organizations advocate warning the public about dangers via health communication.

Although reports of new, confirmed cases of Ebola seemed to decrease in April of 2015 to approximately 30 cases per week, medical and aid organizations are warning that the current crisis is not over.

So many pharmaceutical companies in Asia are racing to produce anti-H.I.V. drugs, a leading AIDS organization is warning, that, on the continent, where the infection is rapidly spreading, widespread misuse could create epidemics from drug-resistant strains of the virus.