Sentence examples similar to pre emptive warning from inspiring English sources

A pre-emptive warning handcuffs the umpires.

If you take one of those away with a pre-emptive warning, he has to eject.

"In my three years here, we've never had a pre-emptive warning.

Yesterday in Mexico, the government's security spokesman, Alejandro Poiré, issued a pre-emptive warning that "legalising drugs would not end the violence associated with organised crime".

Such reports prompted a pre-emptive warning from Russia's foreign ministry that such a no-fly zone would not "in principle" be tolerated.

The pre-emptive warning came on Saturday afternoon when a former colleague waded into the debate with a contribution headlined: "Opik: No question of Laws resigning".

But on Wednesday the interior ministry issued a stern pre-emptive warning that unlawful assemblies and marches would not be tolerated, and invoked the danger of sedition.

Despite a pre-emptive warning from Robert Bauer, a campaign finance expert and lawyer for Mr. Obama's campaign, the organizers of the American Leadership Project have plunged ahead.

It's not angry per se, but there's a bolshie energy that runs through her work – a pre-emptive warning not to make the mistake of getting in her way.

Ralph Nelson, baseball's vice president for umpiring, said he would not impose a pre-emptive warning for the game, in which Clemens will pitch against the Mets for the first time since Game 2 of the 2000 World Series.

Conservatives often complain that the news isn't even more biased toward the Jewish state – or the most hawkish elements within it – but such carping both obscures and reinforces the real distortion in American Middle East coverage, serving as a pre-emptive warning to any outlet that might show too much sympathy for the Palestinians.