Sentence examples for speech warning from inspiring English sources

Shimon Peres, the Israeli President, gave a speech warning against a future Egypt with the Muslim Brotherhood in power.

Now, he was about to make a speech warning in the most apocalyptic terms of the consequences of rising immigration.

Jindal, however, used similar rhetoric during a speech, warning of "no-go zones" in London and other western cities.

He gave a strongly worded speech warning against Tory leader David Cameron's pledge to hold a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union.

As the shadows darkened over Moscow in the winter of 1990, he spectacularly resigned, with an emotional speech warning of looming dictatorship.

The same day as the American statement, Mr. Maliki gave a speech warning Arab leaders that Israel would benefit the most from the Arab Spring.

Mandelson was in New York to deliver a speech warning that EU member states faced a threat from competing bail-out programmes for different industrial sectors.

Yes, Mr. Geithner gave speeches warning of potential dangers, but he "was meant to be a regulator, not a preacher," Mr. Stiglitz says.

After leaving the Fed in 1996, Blinder gave many speeches warning about the growing bubble in the financial markets, especially in credit, though he is honest enough to acknowledge that he never foresaw the scale of the crisis that was to follow the bursting of that bubble.

They delivered speeches warning about the dire consequences of inaction and called on the world to unite in tackling greenhouse gas emissions.

How nice for such a man, who has also given speeches warning China's people to avoid falling into the trap of admiring the West, to have been able to listen to the long, dark speech Trump gave when accepting the nomination that presented today's America as not as a land of dreams but a nightmare come to life.