Sentence examples for restraint warning from inspiring English sources

In his speech, which opened this year's legislative session, Governor Rowland set a tone of fiscal restraint, warning lawmakers to whittle down their wish lists.

Before tonight's Israeli raids, the Jordanian prime minister, Ali Abu al-Ragheb, had urged Israeli restraint, warning that any retaliation would only lead to a vicious cycle of bloodshed.

On the right, some Republican policy makers are urging restraint, warning that the government may only make things worse by risking tax dollars to insure dubious loans and by delaying an inevitable and necessary correction in home prices.

Once again, Brown called for fiscal restraint, warning that even with a rebounding economy and balanced budget the state faces billions of dollars in liabilities, including the costs of state retiree healthcare.

Iran called for restraint while warning of regional instability from any strikes.

It wasn't all restraint: troops under Russian command fired warning shots into the air at Belbek air base in Crimea when they were approached by unarmed, marching Ukrainian soldiers who wanted base access.

The president of the ECB, Jean-Claude Trichet, gave warning again this week of the need for continued wage restraint.

The fact that in other provocations in recent weeks its response was limited to the damaging of buildings (and even then only after warning Palestinian officials to evacuate beforehand) suggests a policy of restraint, not excessive force.

WHAT warning did Egypt's Interior Ministry give protesters, even after calls of restraint from many world leaders?

Chinese commentators followed President Xi Jinping's lead in warning North Korea, while also calling on South Korea and the US to exercise restraint.

The US and South Korea hit back at this provocation by firing missiles of their own Wednesday, warning Pyongyang that the only thing stopping an armed conflict was "self-restraint".