Примеры использования Had cautioned на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In a rather prescient way, she had cautioned in that report against, for example, an overhasty definition of terrorism by the Sub-Commission.
The CHAIRMAN thanked the members of the ContactGroup for their work, and asked Mr. Garvalov which two countries had cautioned against the Committee's expanding its work beyond its mandate.
Other delegations had cautioned that emphasizing only the negative aspects of globalization was unhelpful.
Mr. Babadoudou(Benin) recalled that,in his introductory statement, the Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs had cautioned against dissociating social-development goals from economic policy.
The Advisory Committee had cautioned against the establishment of yet another layer of bureaucracy to deal with reviews and evaluation of operations.
Two further elements of the methodology, the ceiling and the floor, should also be the subject of discussion,bearing in mind the advice of the Preparatory Commission, which had cautioned against efforts unduly to minimize contributions or increase them for reasons of prestige.
However, the Government of the United Kingdom had cautioned that the reform proposals had to be formulated in the light of its own international obligations.
His delegation concurred with the view expressed by ICSC, which was responsible for regulating and coordinating fair and consistent conditions of service for staff members throughout the United Nations system: even if the retention incentive was deemed an ad hoc measure taken by the General Assembly, it would,as the Advisory Committee itself had cautioned, establish a precedent.
Prior to that development,the President of the National Election Commission had cautioned that the electoral census could not be completed in time because of delays in starting the process.
While noting that the Pension Fund had cautioned against any changes because of the deficit situation of the Fund, FICSA indicated that, of the options presented under the review of the common scale of staff assessment, its preference was to bring the scale in the highest correlation with average outside taxes.
Prior to the Prime Minister's visit, my Special Representative andother international partners had cautioned the Government that the success of such a visit would necessitate thorough political and security preparation.
It was noted that in 1991,in response to a similar recommendation, it had cautioned against a too strict definition of those roles since it considered that a definition would be more restrictive than that set out in the statute, and that those roles were in any event closely linked to the technical expertise and individual personalities of the three officers concerned.
The Advisory Committee had submitted extensive comments on the subject in its report(A/56/887) and had cautioned against what appeared to be an overemphasis on theory and on unrealistic assumptions as to what could be accomplished.
The Secretary-General also believed that the decision was within his authority and, as he had cautioned in his programme for reform(A/51/950), there should be a well-defined division of functions between the General Assembly and the Secretary-General, with neither encroaching on the authority of the other.
Mr. O'Flaherty, referring to the last two sentences of the paragraph,said that a number of stakeholders had cautioned against defining"others" in a manner that might create a group entitlement which could be invoked in support of the rights of an ideology.
The Special Rapporteur had commended the firm action taken by the Government against some manifestations of extremism, but had cautioned that such incidents could recur. India shared that concern, and was doing all it could to ensure that politics were not given a religious connotation in any part of the country.
The Meeting had also reminded Kazakhstan of the agreement of the Thirteenth Meeting of the Parties to monitor its progress with regard to phase-out and had cautioned the Party that, if it failed to meet its commitments, the Parties would consider measures consistent with item C of the indicative list of measures for the non-compliance procedure.
His Majesty the King has cautioned the international community about the dangers menacing the peace process.
The Secretary-General has cautioned that.
Several Governments, however, have cautioned about the difficulty in designing clear happiness indicators.
Some colleagues have cautioned against setting deadlines.
As UNFPA has cautioned, if that trend is not reversed, it will have serious implications for countries' abilities to address unmet needs for family planning and reproductive health.
Hawking has cautioned all of us that the dark spaces that constitute the vast majority of the universe are not dormant spaces.
While some analysts have cautioned that the sheer number of different crypto assets could dilute the gains of the ecosystem, Winklevoss told CNBC he didn't share those concerns.
Christ, having cautioned His disciples not to give offense, directs them to what they should do in case someone offends them.
It is relevant to note that the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions has cautioned that resources should be used strictly for the projects for which they were authorized A/56/7/Add.9, para. 18.
In the search for a solution to the ULIMO conflict,the Special Representative has cautioned the leaders of both groups that the disintegration of ULIMO as an organization could disrupt and possibly destroy the peace process.
The Committee has cautioned against this on several occasions in the past and reiterates its insistence that decisions of the General Assembly in this procedure be adhered to without exception and that there be strict adherence to the financial regulations and rules of the United Nations.
CEB has cautioned of the negative impact of the financial and economic crisis on implementing the Millennium Development Goals and the threat to the development gains of the past decade.
We have cautioned against regional selectivity in the attention paid by our Organization to international crisis situations and have advocated a demonstration of good faith and the upholding of the principle of the sanctity of human life in the enforcement of United Nations resolutions.