Sentence examples for responding to warnings from inspiring English sources

The company says it was merely responding to warnings it had received from federal immigration authorities to fire unauthorized workers or face hefty fines.

Over the Swiss village and ski resort, army helicopters will be patrolling a no-flight zone, where the military is prepared to shoot down unauthorized aircraft not responding to warnings.

Responding to warnings that stocks of sturgeon are perilously low in the Caspian Sea, the largest reservoir for the fish that is the main source of black caviar, Russia will suspend commercial fishing for sturgeon on Friday.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, responding to warnings about potential problems with New York City's low-tech system of voting, said yesterday that he would appoint a panel in January to consider replacing the city's 40-year-old voting machines and overhauling voting procedures.

Following Snapchat's big data leak, the company came under fire for not responding to warnings made by security researchers and experts who had found a way to access Snapchat's user data.

Asked whether he thought the Army "dropped the ball" in not responding to warning signs that the major was increasingly radical, General Casey replied that he was encouraging soldiers to provide information to criminal investigators.

The review was established in the wake of claims that the department was slow to respond to warnings of extremism in state-run schools in Birmingham.

The former football coach Joe Paterno is dead, his name tainted by a formal investigative finding that he failed to respond to warnings of Mr. Sandusky's crimes, even chose to cover them up.

In a damning report, the Care Quality Commission said that North Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust had failed to respond to warnings issued over five years about ligature points on its acute wards, despite repeated assurances that it was acting on the concerns.

At least 20 places including Hobart, Tasmania's capital, have set new heat records since December 30th.Some climate experts are convinced the 2013 heatwave will prove a turning-point in how Australians respond to warnings about human-induced climate change.

May 29 1998 The inquiry found that the two surgeons carried out the operations "without regard to their safety" and that John Roylance failed to respond to warnings about the doctors by failing to prevent the operations from going ahead.