Sentence examples for representatives warned of from inspiring English sources

Others, who have personal experience of boardroom employee representatives, warned of potential pitfalls.

During intense negotiations with Ms. Browner, industry representatives warned that the costs of producing the cleaner fuel would be so onerous that some refiners might stop producing diesel fuel altogether.

The survey, commissioned by the British Council and Think Global charity, also found that 74% of these business representatives warned that in the UK young people's "horizons are not broad enough" for a globalised economy.

These representatives warn that the relaxing of the DMCA opens consumers up to privacy and security threats from dishonest repairers.

When, for example, the groundbreaking Wolfenden Report appeared the following year, Scottish MPs ignored it and the civil servant James Adair, its Scottish representative, warned the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland that supporting its recommendations was to support the right for "perverts to practise sinning for the sake of sinning".

A representative from Earthjustice warned of the ruling being used as a precedent, allowing other companies to discharge pollutants into other rivers and lakes.

The UNICEF Representative warned that the risk of disease outbreaks still remains, noting that the incidence of acute watery diarrhoea in Southern Sudan was much higher, with nearly 9,000 cases reported in the first half of 2007.

But the Times Higher Education argue, the UK's overall showing has worsened since 2011, when it had 12 representatives and warns of "polarisation between the 'golden triangle' (London, Oxford and Cambridge) and the rest of the UK".

In Beijing, a United States assistant trade representative warned publicly last week that counterfeiting of products in China was "out of control".

Birmingham City Council's chief executive, Mark Rogers, was recorded at a meeting with school representatives last week, where he warned of a "firestorm" when the Ofsted reports were published, and telling his audience to prepare for "significant structural changes" within the education department.

A member of staff working for Federica Mogherini, the EU high representative for foreign affairs, warned of the risk to Europe's reputation.