Sentence examples for strongly warned against from inspiring English sources

In the last few months, China has strongly warned against the sale of advanced weapons to Taiwan.

During the trial court proceedings, Levine indicated that the language proposed in 1988 would have more strongly warned against IV-push administration.

Zimbabwe's neighbors, who helped broker a power-sharing government led by Mr. Mugabe and Mr. Tsvangirai after a discredited election in 2008, have strongly warned against trying to hold another one too soon.

In August, two weeks before I was set to depart, the State Department strongly warned against travel to North Korea and announced that, except in special cases, it would ban Americans from making the trip after September 1st.

But the chairman refused to say if the commission would try to reclassify Internet service as a utility similar to telephone service to overcome the court decision, a move that some Democratic senators supported but that several Republican senators strongly warned against.

And they strongly warned against other measures: any new tax on profits would put American companies at a disadvantage and only further decrease oil supply; a temporary suspension of the federal gas tax would increase demand and only raise prices more; lawsuits against foreign nations would do nothing to lower prices.

He said: We want to strongly warn against any military attack in Syria.

While quantification is difficult, there is a reason trade economists strongly warn against blundering into a trade war.

"We strongly warn against travel to the northern parts of the country and along the border with Mauritania," the department said.

Given these two shortcomings, we strongly warn against clinical decision-making or patient risk stratification based on achieving the 5 MET threshold estimated using the ISWT.

My doctor has strongly warned me against trying your system, and told me not to come crying to him when my insides fall out.