Sentence examples for to make a warning from inspiring English sources

Since minimizing the evacuation time is a key factor to make a warning system effective, adequate pre-event education and preparation of the population must be a critical component of the system.

The same cop suggested to him that it might have been someone going into the phone box to make a warning call, who panicked when his own bomb partially – and without warning, phoned or otherwise – exploded.

Complete this question to make a warning about the cold.

Boeing is set to make a cockpit warning light compulsory in all 737 Max models sold.

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

Robinson's election and consecration prompted a group of 19 bishops, led by Bishop Robert Duncan of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, to make a statement warning the church of a possible schism between the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion.

She says she pleaded with him to let her make a warning telephone call.

It has little interest in doing the science to make an early warning system work, or to galvanise the real-time planning that could prevent drought turning to disaster.

SNCC's John Lewis, representing bold young activists, wanted to make a fiery speech warning Kennedy that "We will march through the South, through the heart of Dixie, the way Sherman did.

Theresa May used her speech to the Conservative party conference to make a series of warnings about the impact of high levels of immigration.

But they have no right to give the impression, whoever they are, that they have seen detailed briefings". Mr Blunkett confirmed that he had approved in advance the decision of the director of MI5, Elizabeth Manningham-Buller, to make a speech in public warning of the danger that British cities may be targeted with weapons of mass destruction.