Sentence examples for warns faith from inspiring English sources
Faith follows the trail of Ropeburn's killer to a boat in port; after chasing the unknown person, Faith discovers the assassin is actually Celeste, who is colluding with Project Icarus to keep herself safe, and Celeste warns Faith to consider the same.
After the 2001 race riots in Oldham, David Ritchie – chair of the investigation – warned that faith schools were one of the biggest factors "contributing institutionally to divisions within the town".
Last week, education secretary Nicky Morgan warned that faith schools must follow the rules, but the DfE dismissed any suggestion that schools would be forced to teach gay rights against their will.
"Both faiths warn against marrying outside the faith for good reasons".
He describes himself to Shiite brethren as a defender of the faith and warns that his ouster would be a victory for ISIS.
She was co-director of the investigation with Donald Fehr, the head of the Major League Baseball Players Association, who warns that the Olympic faith of both athletes and the public has been abused to the breaking point.
"Is it really sensible or intelligent to pour oil on the fire?" In a statement, the French Council of the Muslim Faith warned that the cartoons risked "exacerbating tensions," but urged French Muslims "not to cede to provocation" and to express their grievances via the courts.
He also warned that some faith schools were inadvertently using criteria that benefited white middle-class families.
Consultants at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor warn they lack faith in the ability of managers to make the changes needed to provide good care for patients.
He warned against dogmatic faith in the unity of quantity concepts across these "joints", urging instead that unity be checked against experiments whenever the application of a quantity-concept is to be extended into a new domain.
Bradford Hill, considered the father of modern RCTs, warned that blind faith in experimentation and the loss of credibility of clinical observations would lead to a loss of significant knowledge [ 24].
