Sentence examples for warning addressed from inspiring English sources

We sent a postcard warning, addressed to his box.

Von einem russischen Juden" ("Self-Emancipation. A Warning Addressed to His Brethren. By a Russian Jew"; Auto-Emancipation, 1884), which provoked strong reactions, both critical and commendatory, from Jewish leaders.

Speaking earlier this week, David Lipton, first deputy managing director with the International Monetary Fund, also singled out China's corporate borrowing as a major concern, warning addressing the issue is "imperative to avoid serious problems down the road".

And when they are used, the warnings address both liberal and conservative concerns. .

In a 22 November warning letter addressed to CEO Anne Wojcicki, FDA demanded that the Mountain View, California-based company stop selling its $99 testing kit, which uses a sample of a buyer's saliva to identify genetic variants linked to more than 240 "health conditions and traits," until it receives FDA authorization.

In this case, the bounds are a warning about addressing the temporal correlation of the estimates in order to get the best results out of the method.

He issued the warning as he addressed the Scottish Conservative conference in Edinburgh.

So when, say, the performance of rubber O rings on the space shuttles was analysed, statistical warning signs were addressed on paper but a pressing danger was allowed to remain in the real world.

And Mr. Bush has not addressed warnings from such stellar Republicans as Alan Greenspan that a big tax cut now could hurt the economy.

After months of warning us, the US Federal Trade Commission addressed the situation.

Multiple warning signs were not addressed, making the agencies complicit in the abuse.