Sentence examples for warning platforms from inspiring English sources

Results from the assessment were used to address failures of existing communication media and resulted in expedited trouble-shooting (for example, fixing broken sirens and improving online warning platforms).

Digital economy and society commissioner Mariya Gabriel said the EC would have "measurable and visible results very soon", warning platforms: "We need greater transparency, greater responsibility both on the content, as well as the political approach".

It remains under rising political pressure to come up with technical solutions for limiting the spread of hate speech and other illegal content — with European Union lawmakers warning platforms last month they could look to legislate if tech giants don't get better at moderating content themselves.

It remains under rising political pressure to come up with technical solutions for limiting the spread of hate speech and other illegal content — with European Union lawmakers warning platforms last month they could look to legislate if tech giants don't get better at moderating content themselves.

A heavily-modified version, the Tu-126 'Moss', became the Soviet Union's first airborne early warning platform – a giant flying radar post that could warn defences of approaching enemy aircraft.

The Sea King was also adapted to meet the Royal Navy's requirement for a ship-based airborne early warning platform.

Overall, NORMAN aims to play the long-term role of global early-warning platform for CECs, closely related to the non-toxic environment strategy [15].

The Marines gave little warning, and platform employees had to jump into the shark-infested water, some without life jackets.

The modern battlefield requires that airborne early-warning surveillance platforms, such as the E-2C, detect small targets in the presence of severe jamming and sea/land clutter.

In an interview with CBS News' Bob Schieffer, Simpson faulted the Republican field for making issues like same-sex marriage and reproductive rights central to their platforms, warning that they would lose favor with voters if the conversation does not change.

Obama has said he would consider taking executive action to enact tighter gun controls, a remark that Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz have used to campaign on their pro-gun platforms, warning that the president "is coming for your guns".