Sentence examples for warning news from inspiring English sources
The Newspaper Licensing Agency is warning news monitoring companies to sign its new content licensing agreement before the 1 January deadline at which it comes in to force – or they may face its legal action.
It is also warning news companies that their traffic might decline as a result of the change.
In recent weeks military authorities have sent letters warning news organizations to review any discussion of the military before publication or broadcast.
In awful support of his warning, news has been trickling through of many thousands of deaths in the Ituri region of north-eastern Congo, as Hema and Lendu tribesmen battle it out for land and power.The caste relationship between the Hemas and Lendus is not dissimilar to that between Tutsis and Hutus.
Carrie Abels Montpelier, Vt., Jan . 11 , 2011 To the Editor: I disagree with the premise that attackers almost never telegraph their intentions ahead of time ("Real Threats Are Said to Rarely Give Warning," news article, Jan. 12).
But the government's willingness to go after journalists' e-mail and phone records without warning their news organizations — a practice that allows them to challenge the demand in court — appears to be increasing.
However, many modifications to promote the inclusion of people with significant cognitive impairments would also benefit people with typical cognitive function: simplified task explanations, warning labels, news copy, and jury instructions.
For traders besieged by earnings warnings, news that the Fed was not yet considering interest rate cuts was unsettling.
In addition to weather warnings, news broadcasts, personal contacts, and emergency calls provide relevant information for situation assessment.
NO SOONER have Americans come to terms with their second-quarter economic slowdown than economists have started warning that the news is worse than they first let on.
The Chinese authorities, which own $2trn of US debt, and the Russians, with billions of dollars invested, both reacted furiously to the news, warning the administration that it must put its economy in order fast.
