Sentence examples for prior warning of from inspiring English sources

Intelligence will not provide answers to or prior warning of all threats.

He admitted that he had no prior warning of Sisi's comments last Sunday, in which the general appeared to give civilian politicians a week to resolve their differences.

The only UK request the government made was of prior warning of any action, so that security measures could be put in place in London.

A Strathclyde police spokeswoman said she could not comment on whether there had been any prior warning of the airport attack.

Donations are made via text, which is a little confusing as there is no prior warning of this, but it works smoothly enough.

Maliki said the Syrian air strike on the Sunni militants left both countries "winners" but claimed his administration had no prior warning of the raids.

"When he spreads unfounded rumors about the administration having prior warnings of Sept. 11 and then passes it off because someone had posted it on the Internet, it leaves Americans questioning judgment and sense of responsibility," Mr. Kerry added.

Pressure for decisive action is mounting in Washington before a congressional hearing on Wednesday to examine the circumstances of the attack, and whether diplomats ignored prior warnings of jihadist violence.

Rotich, who marched with Kenya's team in the opening ceremony in Rio, was sent back to Kenya on Saturday when it emerged he had been secretly filmed by undercover reporters who claimed he asked for a bribe to give prior warnings of anti‑doping tests.

* her admitted false claim after 9/11 that there were no prior warnings of a terrorist attack using airplanes and her failure to heed warnings from her counterterrorism chief Richard Clarke and CIA Director George Tenet; * charges that she made 56 of the administration's nearly 1,000 pre-war false statements about Iraq; and.

Two weeks ago North Korea lobbed what is now thought to be a satellite rocket in the direction of Japan, without observing the courtesy of prior warning to those in the projectile's flight path.