Sentence examples for to warnings of from inspiring English sources

The officials acknowledged that the new approach to warnings of threats had been all but lost on the public.

The 33-page indictment is another blow to the F.B.I., which already faces complaints from lawmakers about its response to warnings of potential terrorist attacks before Sept. 11.

The review was established in the wake of claims that the department was slow to respond to warnings of extremism in state-run schools in Birmingham.

The former football coach Joe Paterno is dead, his name tainted by a formal investigative finding that he failed to respond to warnings of Mr. Sandusky's crimes, even chose to cover them up.

Even as the sale of part of the team goes forward, the Mets have engaged in angry legal exchanges with the Madoff trustee over allegations that Wilpon and Katz turned a blind eye to warnings of Madoff's fraud.

This has strengthened Japan's struggling export industries by making their products cheaper abroad, but also led to warnings of a trade war in which other nations push down the values of their currencies.

His rambling discourse ranges from adulation of Mao to scorn of America (it has neither history nor culture), to warning of a "white terror" if rightists (liberals) prevail.

Two decades out of Prohibition, Americans — and alcohol manufacturers — were more likely to extol the virtues of drinking as opposed to warning of its dangers.

Salience of tobacco pack health warnings, cognitive and emotional responses to warnings, avoidance of warnings, perceptions regarding one's cigarette pack.

The New York State and City Health Departments have yet to issue warnings of their own.

The village's 2,341 inhabitants pay little heed to the warnings of catastrophe from antinuclear types.