Sentence examples for tough warning from inspiring English sources

Without naming Pakistan specifically, he issued a tough warning to "neighbors on the eastern borders" of Iran.

But Mr. Youssef also has a tough warning for Fatah and Mr. Abbas, who is also known as Abu Mazen.

Britain issued a tough warning against state-sponsored violence there, while Italy suggested that President Hosni Mubarak could manage a transition to democracy.

Mr. Giuliani talked tough, warning that he might lay off thousands of workers if the unions did not grant sweeping concessions.

At a special session of the United Nations Security Council yesterday which endorsed Barack Obama's vision of a nuclear-free world, six major powers issued a tough warning to Iran.

WASHINGTON — As the nation's second-largest processor of pistachios agreed Monday to recall its entire 2008 crop despite no confirmed illnesses, the Obama administration issued a tough warning to all food makers that sloppy manufacturing practices would no longer be tolerated.

Meeting Belarus's Olympic athletes before they departed for London this week, Lukashenko issued characteristically tough warnings.

Few people believe that Pfizer will be forced to withdraw the drugs, but tough warnings on labels could severely hurt sales.

Beijing has issued increasingly tough warnings and legal decisions this spring to limit efforts by local residents to achieve greater say in selecting their leaders.

American officials gave mixed signals suggesting they were hoping that tough warnings that they were after Mr. Sadr, coupled with the military threat outside Najaf, might tip the balance in the talks.

While the European Commission, the executive body of the 27-nation European Union, has issued tough warnings to some smaller nations, including Hungary — which is outside the euro zone and subject to different sanctions — Spain is the first large country to run afoul of the strengthened rules.