Sentences with phrase «warns against the trend»

The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has warned against the trend where some private individuals and groups without any authority attempt to enforce the ban on drumming and noise making.

[11] Professor Coffee warns against the trend in the United States toward over-criminalization in the regulatory sphere, and urges civil penalties instead:

Not exact matches

In keeping with the trend, over the past day Chinese censors have quickly deleted mentions of the Panama Papers and sent directives to news sites and newspapers warning them against coverage.

While we've seen architects, designers, and workers in favor of this trend defending that noise can be managed through material use and layout, we've also had several warn us against much too open spaces.

This trend has increased since the FDA announced health warnings against anti-inflammatory drugs.

Researchers warn against this, because many variables are always at play and one year doesn't constitute a trend.

She's seen a trend toward low - carb diets for felines in the last 10 years, but she warns against them.

4 February 2015 The UK's leading feline welfare charity, Cats Protection, has issued a strong warning against dressing up cats following recent internet trends.

Chris warns against trusting a publisher who wants to put a game out in order to chase the latest trend.

You're doing exactly what he warns against, you realize, fooling yourself with the tool he provided (using periods too short to be useful to detect trends in these data sets).

Hand warns against copying the business - casual trends seen in other industries, such as the ubiquitous polo shirt and khakis favored by certain tech execs; he says it doesn't translate.

In it he urged caution for the «Digital Panopticon», and warned against the growing trend towards mass surveillance.

He warned against what he called an «irrational trend» of investing in cryptocurrencies, noting the «ongoing fever of speculative investment».

There is a lot of scepticism surrounding cryptocurrencies, and the Indian government is doubling down on this trend by not only warning people against investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but also calling Bitcoin a «Ponzi scheme».

«Cooling Down The Market» In legislatory warnings Tuesday, the regulator went against the trend gaining speed in the US and Japan and banned futures trading, along with suggesting a tax on virtual currency transactions.