Examples of using Serve as a warning in English and their translations into Czech
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Let him serve as a warning.
To all of those tempted with betraying us. They will serve as a warning.
Let this serve as a warning to your people.
The report before us is very welcome and should serve as a warning.
They will serve as a warning for all of those tempted to betray us.
To all of those tempted with betraying us. They will serve as a warning.
They will serve as a warning to all of those tempted with betraying us.
And to those involved in organised crime, this should serve as a warning.
So, let this serve as a warning for those wish to do harm to our nation.
To all of those tempted with betraying us. They will serve as a warning.
Your mother's confession will serve as a warning to females all over the Alliance.
To those who are guilty of harboring an outlaw. I'm afraid you must serve as a warning.
You let that man serve as a warning of what we do to any and all deserters, no matter what their color.
There are examples of these in the history of science which should serve as a warning.
The stated event should serve as a warning to designers vis--vis unconsidered reconstructions of the formerly operative equipment.
This is a quotation from a programme on the subject of human rights in the 21st century and should serve as a warning to us.
It will inspire our armies for generations to come and serve as a warning to any other traitor who would create ripples of disloyalty.
They will serve as a warning to all of those tempted with betraying us. Guardians, perhaps it will provide you solace… that your deaths are not without purpose.
If you were to arrest this Verity Rutter… subject her to correction, then she will serve as a warning to Mistress Castell of what we could do to her.
Let this experience serve as a warning also when we come to specific provisions relating to penalties and sanctions to be imposed on whistleblowers.
Barry, it's our job to protect you, and today, we failed, butthat will just serve as a warning for all of us to be more vigilant in the future.
Mr President, events in Tunisia serve as a warning to all undemocratic governments- not just in the Arab world but throughout the whole world.
RO I would have preferred my first one minute speech not to deal with a negative topic, butwhat happened last week on the Eastern border of the European Union should serve as a warning to us all.
The Tunisian example should serve as a warning that we need to proceed very cautiously, especially in the way in which we report on the negotiations.
EU assistance must serve as a warning so as to ensure a proper electoral process and to guarantee respect for human rights, the aim being to support and advise the people of Tunisia in order to prevent any drifts towards fundamentalism.
Yet Nizhny Novgorod- the venue for our meeting- should also serve as a warning, because it reminds us of the famous story of the merchants of Nizhny Novgorod who believed that they could buy their freedom and their security and were then hanged.
The situation in Russia should serve as a warning to other empires and totalitarian states that are afraid of the democratic process even when the opposition is a minority and threatens only to reveal the truth, which they want to conceal at all costs.
The message from this Parliament is unequivocal and serves as a warning.
We believe our experience serves as a warning for what will happen in your countries should you follow us down this road.
I hope so painful a sacrifice serves as a warning to the governments of the European Union and to the High Representative for Foreign Policy so that specific actions can replace the few words that have been spoken with such a lack of force to date.