Word: warns
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...short-term compromise would allow bikers to use the path that runs around the perimeter of the Common--but not the paths that run through the Common. Signs would be posted that warn both bikers and parents of the danger of accidents when using the perimeter path...
...Quayle--Between now and 1994 (when Quayle thinks he's running for president), he should be the golf pro on the tour cruising around the Great Lakes (except no one should warn him that the poop deck isn't big enough for a full 18 holes...
...show Clinton in the lead, although the margins of approval varied markedly and a TIME/CNN poll showed the gap could be as slight as 3% if weighted toward not just those registered to vote but those most likely to do so. The candidate and his aides continued to warn | against any overconfidence within their own ranks that might translate into an apathetic Clinton turnout...
This proposal--and others like it--typically sends the Registrar's Office (understandably stressed around finals period anyway) into hysterics. They warn of the extra staff who would be needed to keep track of all these exams and the potential chaos at the end of finals period when some instructors might have to grade 100 exams in two days...
...grew together faster than he wanted. Brandt advocated a gradual merger of the two Germanys, not the virtual annexation of one by the other, and raised his voice to warn of the dangers of haste and of hubris. "Nothing lasts forever," he said in his last public statement, a speech read on his behalf to a Berlin meeting of the Socialist International as he lay dying last month. "Every era demands its own answers, and if one wants to do good, one must be prepared for them." Willy Brandt...