Sentence examples for warning carried from inspiring English sources

But on Lee Avenue, the commercial spine of Hasidic Williamsburg, the warning carried an implied threat — comply with community standards or be shunned.

The North's latest warning carried the same ominous tone as the flood of threats since the United States led a successful effort to impose sanctions on Pyongyang for conducting its third nuclear test in February.

ON April 12, when the State Department of Environmental Conservation added Nassau and Suffolk to a list of 16 counties under drought warnings, Jennifer Meicht, a department spokeswoman, noted that the warning carried no mandatory restrictions, but said she hoped it would "alert people to be more conscious of their water use".

But a drought warning carries no mandatory curbs on water use.

If you give them a warning, carry it out if they don't listen.

He failed to heed Kew's warnings, carried on disputing the decision and was sent off.

For the Washington area, the winter warnings carried the unusual prospect of a second major storm in only two months.

Questions concerning packs that were not compliant with package warnings carried no implication of illegal activity by the smoker and questions about purchase from informal sellers were also asked in a matter-of-fact way that was unlikely to have raised concerns among participants.

Environmental warnings carry little weight with many of Baikalsk Pulp and Paper Mills workers.

"Under the security agreement effective 1 January [2009], all operations in Iraq must be conducted in conjunction with Iraqi security forces (ISF), and our previous unilateral warnings carry less weight.

In a state in which water and power are often in short supply and where electricity shortages have become chronic, such warnings carry a particular resonance, and added to the political delicacy of the decision, which was in the hands of Bruce Babbitt, the interior secretary.