verbal warning

Based on the 1983 version, one way to meet the requirements may be to give a verbal warning.

I got a verbal warning for failure to follow orders.

I was smacked (after two verbal warnings) as a child.

Both guns were suddenly pressed harder against me and I had a verbal warning.

A simple verbal warning would have been simpler and easier than putting up that sign.

After this, you could either drop the issue or give the employee an informal verbal warning.

The driver did not respond to verbal warnings or hand signals to slow down and was killed.

There were so many displays counting down that the verbal warning was completely unnecessary.

There was no time for a verbal warning.

Giving a poor person a verbal warning rather than an expensive fine can be both humane and effective policing.

So Officer Covino decided to let him off with a verbal warning.

If your employee's performance has not improved after the review, consider issuing an informal verbal warning.

Detinho also received a verbal warning after the incident.

Whenever feasible, verbal warning should be given before deadly force is applied."

Under standing order 94A, the Speaker can throw members out of the parliament without a verbal warning for one hour.

It is a formal verbal warning given by a police officer to a young person who admits they are guilty of a minor first offence.

Every police car would have a printout and every patrolman verbal warning.

"Anton, we can limit ourselves to a verbal warning."

He needn't have given the verbal warning.

The bomber ignored several verbal warnings to stop, and upon being shot his vest detonated.

He has received verbal warnings to back off, but apparently his advanced age has protected him from arrest.

Before receiving a summons, anyone found to be violating the restrictions is supposed to receive a verbal warning.

South Korea wants to allow verbal warnings, warning shots and finally shots to kill.

Waming shots were fired at two hundred miles, with more emphatic verbal warnings given.