Sentence examples for warned policy from inspiring English sources

He also warned policy makers against putting up protectionist trade barriers, saying they could hurt the global economy.

When Carpenter, a State Department official, got back to Washington, he warned policy advisers and intelligence analysts that Russia was goading Georgia into war.

In September, for example, a United Nations expert on Al Qaeda warned policy makers in Washington that the type of explosive device used by a Yemeni militant in an assassination attempt in Saudi Arabia could be carried aboard an airliner.

The world's leading scientific body on the subject, the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), warned policy makers in 2013 that we must keep fossil fuel reserves in the ground to avoid catastrophic climate disaster.

Still, the cross-party commitment to fighting the deficit has reassured credit-rating agencies, which have previously warned policy-makers to take the deficit more seriously.

Quite apart from the domestic consequences, Winnacker has warned policy-makers that Germany is running against the current international trend toward increased funding for science and research institutes--a trend that holds despite the fact that those countries are also suffering from less-than-robust economies.

The Daily Telegraph reported the story on its front page under the headline: "Labour is divided, warns policy chief".

The C.I.A. began to warn policy makers nearly a decade ago that Iran was likely to have nuclear weapons around the turn of the century.

The Daily Telegraph reported the secret recording on Thursday's front page under the headline: "Labour is divided, warns policy chief".

Her tweets came after reports Abbott will warn policy makers they should be wary of the consequences of same-sex marriage as he re-entered the marriage equality debate.

And, last Tuesday, he traveled to this small hamlet in southwest England to issue his most passionate cry yet "I am here to warn policy makers in the United States, Europe, everywhere that we cannot take our foot off the pedal," Mr. Posen said before a roomful of small-business leaders and bankers.