Sentence examples for warning scheme from inspiring English sources

Ms Murray also asked if any plans were in place to extend the flood warning scheme to other areas and Mr Wheelhouse said there was a "steady programme" of expansion.

PCCW and EPCCW employ a cooperative warning scheme for reduction of collisions, without increasing packet traffic.

TCP New Jersey has two key components in its scheme, timestamp based available bandwidth estimation (TABE) and congestion warning scheme.

Over the decade that TSA used its color coded Homeland Security Threat Level Advisory System--the five color warning scheme prominently displayed in airports and other public facilities it rarely changed the warning level.

Eastwood explains: "Cannabis comes under a discretionary warning scheme, which can only be enforced under strict circumstances.

The exception to this rule is khat an incredibly mild stimulant that was criminalized in the UK for no good reason a couple of years ago which falls under the same classification as cannabis: if you're lucky, you'll be given a verbal warning under the discretionary warning scheme and you won't get a criminal record.

"We have to make sure their insurance pays out, make sure the Environment Agency puts in place good flood defences, make sure there are better warning schemes".

But he also left open the option of simply extinguishing native title if aboriginal leaders did not agree to his scheme, warning them: "My patience is not endless".

The Treasury committee also repeated its concerns about the chancellor's Help to Buy scheme, warning the it is hard to spot bubbles in advance.

Nick Clegg is at odds with his Conservative coalition colleagues over the government's Help to Buy scheme, warning privately that it could stoke a fresh housing bubble.

Police at Manchester airport employ a football-style yellow and red card scheme warning airline gate staff of potential miscreants, while posters abound warning passengers that drunkenness may mean they are not allowed on board.