Examples of using Warned that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Warned that the House was at risk.
According to the bank's manager, Boddicker repeatedly warned that the robber was imminent.
Geer warned that won't last long.
Earlier this week, Minister of Police,Mr. Louis le Grange, warned that South Africa is in a virtual state of war.
He warned that the death toll could rise further.
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The psychiatrist warned that he might attempt suicide again.
He warned that if this did not happen“there will be consequences”.
But political leaders in Kashmir warned that repealing the law would trigger widespread unrest.
He warned that tectonic shifts trigger earthquakes that cause irreversible changes.
But the chancellor warned that international terrorism has not yet been defeated.
She warned that“efforts at coexistence fail when we claim‘We are all one,' but we disrespect each other's ancient customs and traditions.”.
A keypad was next to the door, and another sign warned that an alarm would sound the instant the door was opened without“proper authorization.”.
But he warned that the process will not be immediate.
Thomas Hobbes and Thomas Jefferson both warned that communal relationships would suffer as industrial societies moved from rural to urban living.
They warned that anyone who disclosed news of his death would be punished.
The Germans warned that everyone will be execute if anyone is missing.
Nasrallah warned that these organizations were being used by Israel and"Arab supporters," including the Saudis, in order to sow discord and sectarianism.
Vance agreed, but warned that in Cairo, too, the agreement was losing support.
He also warned that U.S. presence in the Red Sea is no longer secure.
In a letter to Russell he warned that Russia"will in due time become a power almost as great as the old Roman Empire….
Vazquez warned that it was too late. Storm season was upon them and no escort could be mustered to guard her.
Analysts also warned that a global heatwave could affect oil demand.
Netanyahu warned that without the plan, the gas would remain in the ground, or its supply would be delayed for years.
The WHO chief warned that a shortage of money could limit progress in other areas.
United States warned that it would not take part unless a full schedule of events was held.
Many of us warned that these despicable acts should be considered within the rubric of terrorism rather than criminal acts.
The UN has warned that 17 million people- some two-thirds of the population- are at imminent risk of starvation in Yemen.
The EU official warned that should the law be implemented, it“would further entrench a one-state reality of unequal rights, perpetual occupation and conflict.”.
The U.S. also warned that any individuals or entities engaging with them risk being blacklisted as well, including banks losing access to dollar markets.