Sentence examples for warning against a from inspiring English sources

Shimon Peres, the Israeli President, gave a speech warning against a future Egypt with the Muslim Brotherhood in power.

He accused Mr Cameron of warning against a "Scottish menace" that was intended to foment anti-Scottish sentiment in England.

And Senator Wayne R. Bryant, Democrat of Camden, alluded to Mr. DiFrancesco's candidacy in warning against a "frenzy of election-year spending".

Turnbull has been warning against a vote for Greens or independents precisely because he's worried so many disillusioned voters are intending to.

But the committee also accused Sir Nicholas Macpherson, the head of the Treasury, of endangering the civil service's hard-fought reputation for neutrality by publishing his advice to Treasury ministers warning against a currency union with Scotland in February 2014.

The MP for Barnsley East had made a number of controversial public interventions of late, warning against a "revenge reshuffle" and criticising the influence of Stop the War and Momentum, the grassroots group of Corbyn supporters.

Labour's Shadow Health Secretary Heidi Alexander has written to Mr Hunt urging him to make concession on Saturday working, and warning against an imposed contract.

Over the past few months, Yellen has been making a case for a gradual increase in interest rates – warning against an abrupt "tightening policy".

The panel agreed with the committee that atomic bombs would be used without warning against an industrial target.

Epidemiologists are warning against an impending pandemic of avian influenza that could kill several million people (1 ).

Presumably, warning against driving with an infant on your lap goes without saying.