Sentence examples for senators warning from inspiring English sources

He had been among a handful of senators warning — years before Mr. Snowden's leaks — that the government was secretly interpreting its powers under the Patriot Act in an alarming way.

In March of his first year in the Senate, Cotton wrote an open letter to the "Leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran," which was co-signed by forty-six otheRepublicanan senators, warning the mullahs that Congress might undo any agreement they reached with Obama.

A week ago, the ACLU sent letters to Utah's three representatives and two senators warning that their blocking habits could result in lawsuits soon.

Iran's foreign minister on Tuesday said that a letter from 47 Republican senators warning that any agreement on the Islamic Republic's nuclear program must receive congressional approval suggests that the U.S. is "not trustworthy".

Ten groups that care about free speech sent a letter Tuesday to South Carolina state senators warning that a bill to cut public college funding based on legislators' objections to certain books could bring on First Amendment lawsuits.

drafted a letter, signed by 46 of his fellow Republican senators, warning Iran's leadership that any agreement reached would likely be unraveled by Congress or a future U.S. president.

The federal education minister, Christopher Pyne, has set a March deadline to push the higher education deregulation package through the Senate, warning crossbench senators he would not "adulterate" the reforms until they were "meaningless".

Legislation to prevent Trump from firing Mueller is gaining momentum on Capitol Hill and Republican senators are warning Trump against trying to fire Mueller through heated comments on TV.

Mr. McCain's remarks Tuesday, to a group of Hispanic businessmen here, signaled a sharpening divide between the two parties' candidates, with the senator warning against quick, costly government fixes to a crises rooted in the private sector.

International mediators have expressed fears attempts to solve Egypt's crisis may fail, with one US senator warning it could be "days from bloodshed".

"It is imperative that a second station be built now," the senator wrote, warning that the city should be wary of getting the project only "half-right".