Examples of using Would warn in English and their translations into German
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We would warn against that trend.
I knew Katia would warn you.
You would warn you not be easy!
When it comes to fostering green growth, the Committee would warn against rhetoric and political inaction.
However, I would warn against getting carried away with the euphoria.
Why should it seemstrange to mankind that We sent revelations to a mortal among them, who would warn others and give to the believers the glad news of their high rank in the sight of God?
I would warn against simply saying that there will be a vote on it.
He brought Eppley's radio to me so I would warn Anti-Terrorism and they would shut down their comms.
I would warn against making exaggerated, unrealistic and impractical demands.
Then I went to visit a friend who ran a TV repair shop in the centre of Dvor,just opposite a cafe where we would warn waiter Smajo many times as to what kind of coffee should be made before a fishing trip.
Mr President, I would warn against jumping into the terminology of genocide.
A new recital by the European Parliament required the Commission toundertake an information campaign in parallel with the legislation that would warn of the need to deactivate frontal air-bags where a rear-facing child restraint is used.
I would warn the Danish Presidency against the proposals it is about to make.
Now, while I was browsing through the gui,when I selected a package it would warn of dependencies that would then be checked(it appeared), but on browsing the gui I could never find out what libnoatunarts.
He would warn Vauban, who would sidestep the attack or perfect his defense.
As regards the fact that the Commission promisedChisso at the meeting of 13 November 1998 that it would warn it if any other undertakings were overtaking it, and as already stated in the context of the analysis of the first plea, that fact cannot affect the finding of fact that Chisso was, on the occasion of that meeting, the first undertaking to adduce decisive evidence of the existence of the cartel.
I would warn colleagues about some of the remarks that have been made about security of supply.
Woe to the Pastor- he would warn- who remains silent while God is offended and souls are lost”.
I would warn against what I might call mixing up transparency with publishing the vote.
Mr McMahon, ladies and gentlemen, I would warn you all that spending time on points of order means there is less time left for questions to the Commission.
I would warn against the general view that everything spent on agriculture is a waste of money.
He knew I would warn you and you would move it, which was what he wanted.
I would warn against making the same mistake that we are suffering from now in Central Europe, namely planning a mass of motorways.
At the same time we would warn the guerrilla movement that they must not isolate themselves from the masses.
The crew would warn Bogart and Bacall... and tell Mayo that Bogart was out with the cast, to try and keep her away.
The Committee would warn of the risks of increased intolerance, racism and xenophobia against immigrants and minorities.
Nevertheless, I would warn that GALILEO may have a much bigger impact on the general budget than initially expected.
I would warn Members against calling for legislative measures in this report or possibly interpreting the text as including such measures after the event.
I would warn against over-simplification, three forms of which I would also at this point immediately oppose on behalf of the Group of the Party of European Socialists.
However, I would warn against this House sweeping the decisions it took by a convincing majority under the carpet and accepting an obscure conciliation result.