Sentence examples for using warning from inspiring English sources
Cooper said membership organisations had a role to play in making clear that lower level online abuse is also tackled, using warning systems and even expulsions.
An officer, by contrast, told of using warning shots to signal to an elderly man to leave a restricted area where he was picking tomatoes.
On Friday, the chief government medical official, Liam Donaldson, said Britain was undertaking an education campaign using warning posters, mock-emergency drills and other devices to advise the public on how to respond in the event of a biological or chemical attack.
Chemically defended insects sometimes advertise their unpalatability to foraging avian predators by using warning displays that predators learn to avoid.
What are your policies/warrants/standards for using warning signs for non-motorized users at rail grade crossings (e.g., minimum warning times at/near to/far from commuter stations, design/installation/operational guidelines, etc).? What state and local regulations in addition to federal regulations apply to non-motorized users at rail grade crossings in your area?
Such insects often advertise their toxicity using warning colors.
I think they were relieved that there was an armed ranger who used warning shots to chase the animal off.
The campaign includes leaflets, a video and advice on the ministry's website, and uses warning signs in the style of road signs to get its message across.
To oversimplify a bit, in the old regime agencies would use establishment-by-establishment inspections to detect safety risks and then use warning letters and enforcement actions to bring the wrongdoers into compliance.
Britain is one of four countries in the European Economic Area, of which there are 30 member states, not to sign up to the Schengen information system, which uses warning alerts about foreign nationals.
Reporters recorded into a Lotus Notes database more than 90 separate pieces of information on each crime including age, mental health histories, victim relationships, weapons used, warning signs, location, time of day and criminal records.
