Moreover, in agreement with several studies [ 8, 16– 20], the present findings showed that higher motivated to quit respondents who had been exposed to pictorial health warnings expressed the view that these were more impactful than text-only warnings (89% versus 78%, P = 0.003).
In an interview, R. T. Rybak, the mayor of Minneapolis, said he was "deeply troubled" by the "warning signs" expressed in various inspections of the bridge here over the years.
The same warning was expressed to me by Muz, a 24-year-old software engineer.
Warnings were expressed, CBS executives said, but they were mitigated by her talent for building a competitive morning program.
In his remarks, King Abdullah did not address the American suspicions about chemical weapons or Mr. Obama's warnings, but expressed confidence that the president, working with Jordan, Saudi Arabia and other countries, could "find a mechanism to find a solution".
13 15 While some scientists adulated the warnings, others expressed their concerns about the implied consequences.
— "A Dean's Advice to Seniors: Don't Slack Off" by Martha C. Merrill, dean of admission and financial aid at Connecticut College Far more common than revocation of admission is a warning letter, expressing disappointment and asking for an explanation.
"Quite frankly, I believe the officer violated our policy," Police Chief Elliott Isaac said about Brown deploying his taser without warning and expressing racial prejudice, according to WLWT5.
The FDA had in 2015 had sent a warning letter expressing concerns over quality controls at three Mylan facilities in the south Indian city of Bengaluru.
