Sentence examples for required a warning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo also acted on dozens of other bills, vetoing a measure that would have required a warning about tooth decay to be printed on packaging for baby bottles and so-called sippy cups, and another that would have created a state commission to promote the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812.

However, such selectivity diminishes with increasing dose and because of this concern, the US Food and Drug Administration initially required a warning to restrict dietary tyramine in patients taking rasagiline.

Congress gave the Transportation Department a year to develop rules requiring a warning system for tire pressure.

Last year, the group petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to require a warning label for injectable toxins.

All of the charity savers are either instant-access or notice accounts, which require a warning period before any withdrawals are made.

Thompson's "elegant and entertaining" tale "detonates a whole fireworks of happy endings -- flares of hope and success so exuberant that the book almost seems to require a warning label," Lisa Zeidner wrote in these pages last year.

A draft trigger warning policy from Oberlin, quoted in Inside Higher Education, used Achebe's acclaimed text as an example of a work which might require a warning, saying the novel was "a triumph of literature that everyone in the world should read.

Independent lab tests commissioned by As You Sow found that each serving of Soylent comes with 12 to 25 times the level of lead that would require a warning under California's Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act (also known as Prop 65) and four times the cadmium concentration deemed acceptable by the state's laws without a warning.

This week, the startup made headlines for a different reason after consumer advocacy group As You Sow filed a notice of legal action, alleging that the company's products contain levels of lead and cadmium that would require a warning under California law.

The middle row depicts a situation requiring a warning alarm while the bottom row represents a dangerous scene raising the appropriate alarm.

In an environment with 110 mile an hour trains, there would be a need to provide confirmation signals to the train crew and the onboard computer that the crossing is clear likely requiring a warning time of at least 80 s.