Sentence examples for trust warning from inspiring English sources

Letters are also being sent to Conservative party members, Brighton and Hove city council, and Sussex University hospital NHS trust, warning that staff and others could be affected, police said.

He made the film "In Debt We Trust" warning of the financial crisis in 2006.

Esher is a survivor of the fall of D'ni and tells the player that Yeesha cannot be trusted, warning the player not to give her the Tablet.

Besides, the experiment results indicated that the female drivers were more inclined to trust the warning information and got more benefits from the RLR-ICAWS in terms of the crash risk reduction rate than male drivers.

This has important implications in risk communication because people do not trust heat warning systems if a system issues too many alerts.

Some Republicans trust such warnings.

Users of the system can set their own thresholds for each colour code, which he says is important in getting them to trust its warnings.

The MPs say there are a number of signs that cuts were being passed off as efficiency gains and cite reports that health trusts were "warning that their plans rely on huge cuts and spending all contingency funds".

Strategies to build credibility and trust in warnings are also recommended, as well as capacity building and public awareness campaigns in the mass media, schools, and communities (Selby and Kagawa 2012).

"We've learned that you can't trust for warnings to get out," she said.

"We have since issued the trust with a warning notice, which requires the school to set out how it will improve standards.