Meanings of alert the public in English

Issuing media statements to alert the public and correct the disinformation.

They built the bomb so they could alert the public about its dangers.

The Meningitis Research Foundation and Meningitis Trust will team up to alert the public about meningitis.

When an emergency is widespread, the government relies on TV and radio stations to alert the public.

Does the DPC intend to alert the public at all regarding the function of the new pink flags?

Advertisements are placed in newspapers to alert the public, which of course contributes to the considerable stigma associated with bankruptcy.

And with no sirens on the beaches, it would have been difficult to alert the public even if they had.

Oberlander argued that the First Amendment gave him the right to alert the public, especially in light of Sater's continuing business activities.

And he said people should contact the authorities if they noticed creeks overtopping banks so they can alert the public about it.

Verizon didn't send out press releases to alert the public of this nationwide change regarding data throttling and so-called "optimization."

Horrified, Maggie approached journalist Sherele Moody hoping to alert the public by naming her father and highlighting the lenient sentence given to paedophiles.

Coroner Peter Ryan has also recommended starting an education campaign, to alert the public to the risk of death from excessive alcohol consumption.

An Irish scientist has helped a group there to alert the public to the danger and to make plans for whenever an earthquake strikes.

In order to alert the public to the dangers involved, the Department of Health and the Health Service Executive should conduct an intensive education campaign.

We suspected it was him from the beginning, but couldn't alert the public until we got confirmation from the medical examiner and the boy's mother.

Equally, the EMEA is effective in alerting the public about drug problems but is not perfect.