Sentence examples for warning radio from inspiring English sources

He described the events over the radio as they happened while crouching behind KTBC's news vehicle, "Red Rover," warning radio listeners not to go near the tower because "there is a sniper in the tower, shooting at will".

"The only way we could communicate with the outside world was a Tumblr site so all the stuff about our financials, our five years of audited accounts, the detail of our programmes, the 11 schools we have built, the thousands of scholarships we have paid for, the early warning radio system we have built, none of that was up there.

It has demonstrated the importance of mixing science and technology with international development through the Early Warning Radio Network and LRA Crisis tracker.

Aside from "raising public awareness", Invisible Children wants to raise money to pay for an early-warning radio network that will warn villagers if the LRA is nearby.

Davis had long supported the work of Invisible Children, including the installation of a high-frequency early-warning radio system, which allowed Congolese and Central African villagers to alert one another about the movements of the L.R.A., and a campaign of radio messages and thousands of fliers dropped from airplanes, encouraging L.R.A. fighters to defect.

Through fundraising efforts, Russell's organization was able to build schools, create jobs and develop an early-warning radio network to protect villagers from imminent attacks.

At 01 43, Patterson spotted a ship, probably Kinugasa, 5,000 meters dead ahead and immediately sent a warning by radio and signal lamp: "Warning!

The BBC Trust said Newsbeat had a "responsibility to protect children and young people from unsuitable content" and that the broadcast should have come with an appropriate warning for Radio 1 listeners, many of whom are at school.

NEW DELHI In a report that departs from the scientific mainstream, an Indian government panel is warning that radio emissions from cell phones may pose a hazard to public health.

Murakhtin contends that the plane received "no warning" via radio from Turkish forces, that he was very familiar with the region, and that the plane did not violate Turkish airspace "even for a single second".

Write an essay exploring the government's role in lyric regulation, addressing issues such as parental advisory warnings and radio bans.