Sentence examples for placed warning from inspiring English sources

Cornwall Council workers have placed warning signs at Hannafore.

Best example is the successful claim by Phillip Morris against Australia because the country placed warning signs on cigarette packs about the dangers of smoking after Phillip Morris began selling cigarettes there.

To reduce this problem, the Maryland State Highway Administration removed references to WV 28 ALT from guide signs for exit 43A and placed warning signs in Cumberland and on I-68 approaching Cumberland advising truckers to instead use exit 43B to Maryland Route 51, which allows them to connect to WV 28 via Virginia Avenue, bypassing the low overpass in Ridgeley.

TripAdvisor will place warning badges on the pages of businesses where safety issues, including violent incidents like assault and rape, have been reported.

For example, there are numerous examples of U.S. juries imposing damages on companies even when those companies place warning labels on products and go so far as to mechanically inhibit misuse (and the user disables the safety device)!

The Grand Rapids Health Department adopted Kendrick and Eldering's quarantine recommendations, which required physicians to report the disease; ordered the health department to place warning placards on homes; and enforced a 35-day isolation period or, with 2 consecutive negative cough plates, release by day 28 after onset of symptoms (18 ).

The government placed warnings on other Web sites, saying that criticism of the sultan or personal criticism of government officials would be censored and could lead to police questioning, which increased self-censorship.

She also said the company has placed warnings at stores that sell prepaid cards, informing potential victims about scams.

Facebook has begun placing warnings over videos posted to its site, stating their contents might "shock, offend and upset" if viewed.

They have also waged a war of nerves with the police, placing banners and placards in public places warning them not to continue the offensive.

He gives a speech putting good old Britain in its place, warning them that not to follow the US line could have unwelcome consequences.