Примери коришћења Recently warned на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Its central bank recently warned that Bitcoin might be a Ponzi scheme.
Kenneth Cordele Griffin, billionaire and Manager of the giant hedge Fund Citadel Investment Group, recently warned that too much debt will be the"seeds" of future economic decline.
We recently warned of the possibility of such dangerous provocations.
The same warning was delivered by Syria's Ambassador to the UN, who recently warned that his country will retaliate if Damascus is bombed.
Officials have recently warned that the country will run out of money by the middle of October.
Citing corruption and other problems, however,the European Parliament recently warned that the country's entry date could be delayed.
The IMF recently warned that France risks being left behind by Italy and Spain.
Organization of American States(OAS) secretary general Luis Almagro recently warned that the possibility of a military intervention in Venezuela hasn't been ruled out.
Iran recently warned it would resume enriching uranium at higher levels if a new nuclear deal isn't reached by July 7.
The Russian ambassador in Oslo, Norway's capital, recently warned Norway that it should“not be naïve” about Russia's readiness to respond.
He recently warned openly of the risks that lie in isolating Russian President Vladimir Putin over the crisis in Ukraine.
The Fed boss Ben Bernanke recently warned that banks' speculation may increase.
He recently warned openly of the risks that lie in isolating Russian President Vladimir Putin over the crisis in Ukraine.
So it's startling to learn that Jacob Lew, the Treasury secretary, recently warned Europeans that they had better settle the Greek situation soon, lest there be a destructive“accident.”.
NVIDIA recently warned that the end was nigh for GeForce support on 32-bit operating systems, and it has now put dates to that event.
Ankara's decision to buy S-400 air defense systems fromRussia exposes Turkey to possible US sanctions, Assistant Secretary of State Wess Mitchell recently warned, noting that“it is in the American national interest to see Turkey remain strategically and politically aligned with the West.”.
US President Donald Trump recently warned of a possible“phase two” if sanctions imposed on North Korea do not have the desired effects.
The WEF recently warned that the global economy is at risk of another crisis, and that automation and digitalisation are likely to suppress employment and wages for most while boosting wealth at the very top.
Anatoly Antonov, Russia's US envoy recently warned that the Allied bombing raids“will not be left without consequences”.
The WEF recently warned that the global economy is at risk of another crisis, and that automation and digitalisation are likely to suppress employment and wages for most while boosting wealth at the very top.
The World Health Organization(WHO) recently warned of health-threatening air pollution levels in major cities around the world.
She has already recently warned Silicon Valley that she will move beyond fines during her second term and look at other measures to ensure a fair playing field.
The British government recently warned that anti-Islam extremism is a real threat to security in the country.
Meanwhile, G7 finance ministers have recently warned that digital currencies such as Libra pose risks for the world's financial system if they are not regulated tightly.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin recently warned of possible economic difficulties ahead, but also assured Russians their country has every chance to get through those difficulties with minimum loses.
Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, recently warned Turkey that the economy is now operating at close to full capacity and policymakers"need to be alert to inflation risks".
The international group Doctors Without Borders recently warned that Ebola treatment centers in West Africa have been“reduced to places where people go to die alone.”.
The U.S. National Security Council recently warned that by endorsing BRI, Italy would legitimize China's“predatory approach to investment” while bringing“no benefits to the Italian people.”.
The car industry seems to have been the most affected so far, with three major automakers recently warning that changes to trade policies are hurting performance.
Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor warned recently that 2010 will remain financially difficult for her country.