Global Warnings

Government leaders gave no warnings.

No warnings were issued prior to its arrival.

I ignored my boss' warning. I called on a Monday morning.

Tokyo Metropolitan Police issued warnings

That is the good news. The bad news is that the warnings from leading scientists are growing ever more urgent.

Morell s warnings may yet be vindicated by default, if not by design.

Investors looking to do business in Argentina have long been issued similar warnings.

Admittedly, there were warnings, but policy makers, particularly in advanced countries, did not follow suit.

There are important caveats. The Government Performance Project model did not measure performance per se.

Such remarks from senior military authorities suggest that Obama s warnings may be hollow.

Just a few days ago, Israel closed its airport in Eilat after receiving a warning that jihadis in Sinai planned to attack it with rockets.

Despite warnings from the IDF not to cross the frontier into Israel, the activists ignored their calls and crossed the Syrian border fence.

We put suffocation warnings on all the on every piece of plastic film manufactured in the United States or for sale with an item in the United States.

But if the IMF is to have a future, its management will have to issue stronger warnings about the next dangerously large US current account deficit, the next unsustainable housing boom, or whatever large country problem succeeds them.

Requiring that cigarettes be sold in plain packs with health warnings and graphic images is equal opportunity legislation for the rational beings inside us.

But the other finance ministers did not echo Geithner s warnings. Instead, they emphasized the importance of sustainable public finances and the need for measures to deliver fiscal sustainability.

Orange Notices Warnings to law enforcement and security officials about threats that they might not normally detect, e.g. package bombs, disguised weapons etc.

The International Satellite System For Search and Rescue (COSPAS SARSAT) has provided alerts that have assisted in the rescue of persons in distress and in rescue events since 1982.

In our immediate neighborhood, Belarus s President Alexander Lukashenko ignored warnings from Russia and went ahead with a referendum that enables him to remain president for life.

Although repeated warnings were issued well in advance, donor support for dealing with the infestation picked up only after the destruction was well under way.

The court accepted that the government may require factually accurate health warnings, but the majority, in a split decision, said that it could not go as far as requiring images.

Users can also search for connected transactions and place alerts on the financial activity of specific individuals or entities. In 2003 2004 the Unit contributed to 1,743 investigations, with one revenue authority reporting that intelligence from the Unit assisted investigations that recovered an additional 75 million in tax.

Advance equipment, such as the Expressway Monitoring Advisory System, working together with the broadcast media, provide real time traffic alerts to motorists.

Similar warnings have been repeated over and over by oppressive rulers in the Middle East, not least by Egypt s Hosni Mubarak either the secular police state or the Islamists either Mubarak or the Muslim Brotherhood.

Accessed 5 August 2011. ref Labels must contain explicit warnings on labels to inform consumers about the risks of contamination of powdered formula with pathogenic microorganisms (WHA resolution 58.32 ).

They want the Supreme Leader to allow the president to issue warnings to both the parliament and the judiciary if he thinks they have overstepped their authority, thereby subordinating the Larijani brothers.

Nor can he possibly excuse himself by saying that no warnings were given, or that he lacked resources, or that he did not have the international position to intervene.

Austerity in Europe has confirmed the International Monetary Fund s warning that overdoing fiscal consolidation weakens economic activity, undermines market confidence, and diminishes popular support for adjustment.

Hazard warnings were rare though occasional specimens appeared, such as the specific warning about horse drawn vehicles backing up which was carved in stone in Lisbon's Alfama neighborhood in 1686.

Turkey was instrumental in bringing about an end to Lebanon s factional strife, and its overtures to Syria undertaken despite warnings from the United States have paid off handsomely.

There was talk of possible bilateral contacts with the US, which, if successful, would have ended almost three decades of hostile relations. Today, Iran s enrichment program is going ahead despite the United Nations Security Council s warnings of new sanctions, while Iranian officials publicly ridicule threats of US military action.

Again and again, local and international economists have issued dire warnings about what would happen if it persisted in its heterodoxy. And yet Argentina has managed to grow fast, doubling per capita income since 2002.

Thus, the electorate also made it clear that it no longer wanted the military involved in domestic politics, rejecting the generals warnings that the AKP would lead the country into the darkness of theocratic rule.

As part of its prevention and control programme against terrorism, Interpol had developed orange notices that served as timely warnings to law enforcement and security officials about threats that they might not normally detect.

Straying outside of those parameters would lead to warnings and sanctions, but otherwise there would be some flexibility for member states to pursue the EU s collective goals at a pace adapted to their national circumstances.

Tuto warns that, should Evo win, he might consolidate a Latin American axis of evil connecting a leftist Bolivia with Fidel Castro s Cuba and Hugo Chávez s Venezuela. Evo counters that Tuto is too linked to Bolivia s corrupt political establishment one of the most dishonest in the world according to the watchdog group Transparency International to do much for Bolivia s two thirds Indian majority.

Ignoring the warnings of citizens and technologists, United States lawmakers are considering two bills, the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA), that are a real and dangerous threat to the openness of the web everywhere in the world.

The Australian law requires not only health warnings and images of the physical damage that smoking causes, but also that the packs themselves be plain, with brand names in small generic type, no logos, and no color other than a drab olive brown.

And those have been linked then with the rather alarming, growing rates of obesity, shown in these maps here, and that obesity has also been triggering great increases in heart disease and diabetes to the point where a child born today has a one in three chance of developing diabetes.

Indeed, the pace of ECB warnings about the risks of inflation has quickened in recent months the earlier We are vigilant became We are particularly vigilant in September, which became Strong vigilance with regard to upside risks to price stability is warranted in October.

Just a few days ago, Israel closed its airport in Eilat after receiving a warning that jihadis in Sinai planned to attack it with rockets. This, it is argued, is only a dress rehearsal for what can be expected in a post Assad Syria.

In April 2003, following warnings by the Bush administration to the government of Syria, Eagleburger condemned the possibility of military action in Syria or Iran, saying that public opinion would not support such a move and that If President Bush were to try it now, even I would feel he should be skinned alive.

The author claims to be a victim of a violation of articles 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 10, paragraph 1, 17, 19, paragraph 1, 20, paragraph 2, 25 and 26 of the Covenant, in that the dean of the school did not change his exam result and excluded the author from school, despite a warning that the author might commit suicide.