Sentence examples for strictly warned from inspiring English sources
Conference of Parties 21 held at Paris in the year 2015 strictly warned and asked the nations to reduce their greenhouse gas emission level.
Every time I pulled out my camera I was strictly warned to put it back--all these photos you're seeing here came from the Sheriff's Information Office.
"Don't speak unless you are spoken to and don't walk through any doors," I was strictly warned upon entering Arts@Renaissance to experience Then She Fell, the thrillingly sensual interactive experience currently in performances there.
She was like a cross between Alan Partridge and Bubbles from Little Britain.The girls had strictly warned her before my arrival that despite looking like a man, I was a woman and she was not to offend me by questioning this.
The increasing frequencies of D- and W/γ- type cytoplasm enlarge the problem in designing successful mating combinations because the choice of male parents will be strictly limited, as warned previously by Provan et al. [ 47] and Hosaka and Sanetomo [ 32].
The next stage - from Luc to Mont Lozère - would be strictly French-speaking, Molly warned, as Véro and Dany, accompanying us, spoke no English.
Our driver is warned to strictly follow the tracks of cars ahead to avoid possible landmines in our path.
However, Paul De Grauwe, an expert on the eurozone at the London School of Economics, warned that by strictly limiting the funding available to the banks, the ECB risked exacerbating the run on deposits.
And a 1998 article in JAMA, the Journal of the American Medical Association, warned that failure to strictly follow the guidelines could cause poisonings "even in countries where quality control procedures are usually strictly applied".
Access to the company's main site has been strictly limited after the French PM Manuel Valls warned the country could face chemical or biological attacks from terror groups.
Buzek said everyone should be prepared for another treaty change, strictly on economic governance issues, but warned: "I am concerned that our citizens might not be ready for another round of referendums and ratifications.
