Sentence examples for rejected warnings from inspiring English sources

The executives allegedly rejected warnings from the chief risk officer about lax loan-underwriting standards.

The victorious Leave campaigner rejected warnings that leaving the European Union would have dire consequences for the UK economy, even as markets were rocked by Thursday's result.

The violence was reported as Syria, backed by Russia, its most important foreign supporter, rejected warnings by President Obama about possible American military intervention in the 18-month-old conflict if Damascus were to move or deploy unconventional weapons.

Voters rejected warnings from the national government in Madrid that a victory for moderate nationalists would mean support for the armed separatist group E.T.A., which is blamed for almost 800 killings in the last 30 years.

Voters rejected warnings from the national government that a victory for moderate nationalists would mean support for the armed separatist group E.T.A., which is blamed for almost 800 killings in the past 30 years.

Senior Scottish financiers have rejected warnings that the country's banking sector could be seriously damaged by independence, insisting that a currency union was the most likely result of a yes vote.

At one point Mrs Thatcher suggested redrawing the boundary between the north and south of Ireland which Garret FitzGerald immediately rejected, warning it would be a "fatal mistake".

Not surprisingly the lira has tumbled, shedding some 24% of its value against the dollar since last April and pushing up inflation.Mehmet Simsek, the finance minister, rejects warnings about the economy as alarmist.

This from an administration that, by rejecting warnings from military professionals, ensured that our men and women in uniform didn't have remotely enough resources to do the job.

Credit rating agency rejects warning that Britain would be plunged into financial crisis if election result is inconclusive.

But in an interview with Time magazine, Mr. Assange rejected such warnings, questioning the constitutionality of the Espionage Act.