Примеры использования To caution на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I only mean to caution you.
We wish to caution that India's aggressive behaviour could lead to disastrous consequences.
I only want to caution you.
She wished to caution, however, that de facto polygamy was rife in societies that were nominally monogamous.
Well, again, I would very much like to caution here.
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I would like to caution other delegations not to take words as facts.
The Committee was in fact relying on points of law to caution States that wished to make reservations.
In conclusion, I wish to caution the First Committee that it should avoid falling into the trap that the Disarmament Commission has fallen into.
With respect to the revised procedural guidelines,the Inspectors wish to caution UNHCR on certain aspects that may need further consideration.
We wish to caution you that these statements are only predictions and that actual events or results may differ materially.
The price of Light Sweet crude oil continued to consolidate against the background of weak activity of investors,due to caution traders in connection with today's celebration of the US Thanksgiving Day.
In the process, we particularly wish to caution against the imposition of restrictive conditionalities in economic cooperation programmes.
Sudden inflows, andequally sudden outflows of foreign capital create considerable difficulties for the management of domestic monetary policy and lead to caution on the part of Governments and of private business.
The Advisory Committee wished to caution that excessive bureaucracy should be avoided.
I want to caution members about something else:to let sweet talk by leaders of these regimes lull us into inaction is to repeat the worst mistakes of this century.
As stated in article 63 of the Code of Criminal Procedures, public prosecutors are required to caution accused persons about their right not to respond to the charges against them without their lawyer being present.
We would like to caution that such conferences should not proliferate and should not replace discussions in the General Assembly.
Further training was arranged for ethnic minorities involved in maintaining public order to caution them about their safety and inform them about professional requirements and codes of conduct.
They wished further to caution against the practice of seeking waivers under Article 19 without adequate supporting information to justify the request.
Mr. CHANDLER(United States of America) said that in proposing its two formulations of paragraph 3 of draft article"x"(A/CN.9/XXIX/CRP.3),his delegation had simply wished to caution users against allowing data messages to coexist with paper bills of lading.
In this connection, we would like to caution that attempts to impose self-interested positions will not yield any satisfactory outcome.
Decides to caution Denmark that stronger measures will be considered by the Executive Body at its thirty-second session if Denmark should fail to provide the information requested in paragraph 5.
In decision 2008/12, the Executive Body decided to caution Luxembourg that stronger measures will be considered at its twenty-seventh session.
My delegation wishes to caution that any attempt to create alternative mechanisms would be inconsistent with the letter and spirit of the Algiers Agreement.
It is incumbent upon the international community to caution the Greek Cypriot leadership strongly in connection with its aggressive and provocative behaviour.
I really want to caution against the language being used in matters that are ticklish in debates which sometimes have the tendency of being more inflammatory and not necessarily helping the cause.
Let's note that Google uses«Secure Review» to caution about dangerous resources the million peoples exploring the browsers Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
We continue to caution that further provocations will only inflame already high tensions and anger among the Palestinian population, posing the threat of a complete destabilization of the situation on the ground.
The provision in the Code of Criminal Procedure allowing a judge to caution a prisoner that silence might complicate the gathering of evidence in his defence had been revoked because of the scope it offered for coercing an accused person to speak.
In that regard, we wish to caution members that the question of so-called humanitarian intervention raises many delicate and controversial questions.