Примеры использования Also cautioned на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He also cautioned, however, that"success is not guaranteed.
In view of the recent turmoil in the financial markets of developed countries causedby esoteric financial instruments, his delegation also cautioned against new debt instruments.
He also cautioned against the many pitfalls in the use of the term"participation.
While many speakers agreed that important steps had been taken in theimplementation of the Monterrey Consensus and the Doha Declaration on Financing for Development, they also cautioned that much more needed to be done.
She also cautioned the seminar against making an artificial distinction between children and adults.
The goals of diversification should be to gradually move into more"high-tech" industries, but some also cautioned that it would be unrealistic for all transition economies to expect to become world leaders in high technology.
He also cautioned on the possible negative impacts of convergence efforts between the IASB and FASB.
Prof. Ze'ev Maoz, Head of the Jaffee Centre for Strategic Studies, also cautioned that the continuing deadlock in the peace process had brought the possibility of a military confrontation with Syria much closer for Israel. Jerusalem Post, 1 August.
It also cautioned that the initiative could be premature, given the uneasy relationship between NGOs and the Government.
The Representative also cautioned that the promotion of premature return may cause serious humanitarian problems for the displaced.
It also cautioned that attempting to change the working methods of other bodies-- such as the Security Council-- would be counterproductive.
One representative from the insurance industry also cautioned that commercial insurers generally do not insure against pure economic losses nor against acts of governments, i.e. the effects of government regulations or penalties for infringement.
It was also cautioned that the topic of sovereign immunity raised questions of public policy, which did not easily lend itself to harmonisation.
Some delegations, in the course of their interventions, also cautioned that the secretariat would need to consider the implications of a continued increase in the ratio of private sector funding, in particular its impact on the intergovernmental nature of the organization.
He also cautioned that if a priest or a bishop aspires and maneuvers to be promoted to a prominent diocese,"it is better for him to stay where he is.
The observers also cautioned that the African continent would find it difficult to understand the reasons behind MINURSO's withdrawal.
She also cautioned against the danger of military courts wrongly criminalizing certain acts, for instance by labelling free speech as seditious libel.
It also cautioned the foolhardiness of proceeding to impose similar arbitrary measures which will affect various aspects of the daily lives of the Palestinian people.
It was also cautioned that the topic of sovereign immunity raised questions of public policy, which did not easily lend itself to harmonisation see above, para. 6.
He also cautioned against creating"sustainable bubbles," isolated from the greater society, which might be more marketing tool than credible concept.
Mr. Ocampo also cautioned the Economic and Social Council that contrary to expectations, oil prices continued to rise, and could have a critical bearing on the growth of the world economy.
He also cautioned that in assessing different support cost rates it was a complex matter to ensure that cost-effectiveness was being measured on a comparable basis.
It was also cautioned that having too great a risk of liability in the Rules could discourage ODR providers by making the process potentially too expensive.
But Green also cautioned about the possibility of other explanations for the observed motion of distant eTNOs and, quoting Carl Sagan, he said,"extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
Experts also cautioned that a full picture of violence against women could not be established using just one indicator, arguing in favour of using multiple indicators, for different purposes.
However, this presenter also cautioned that the Council had to be perceived as fair and objective in order to enhance its credibility and effectiveness in supporting the good offices of the Secretary-General.
It was also cautioned that, while achieving objectives was important, it should not be the overriding factor, and care should be taken not to compromise other United Nations principles.
Mr. Fust also cautioned that laws on procurement procedures aimed at fighting corruption remained ineffective when some institutions, such as the military and extractive industries, were exempted.
He also cautioned that the provisions of the current framework that would allocate water resources located in aquifers between States on the basis of similar provisions in the 1997 Convention might prove controversial.
Delegations also cautioned that overdependence on non-core contributions could lead to fragmentation of resource flows and have a negative impact on programme coherence, efficiency, transaction costs and predictability.