Examples of using Cautioning in English and their translations into Romanian
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I'm just cautioning you not to push yourself too hard.
A huge majority of Serbs voted for closer ties with Europe,Tadic said, cautioning that the battle was not yet won.
When I was cautioning Laurel about the effects of the pit.
EU representatives in Brussels painted a bright picture of Serbia's prospects, while cautioning that requirements must still be met.
The license cautioning that is hurled, will endure for 14 days.
The two leaders remain as committed as ever to reaching a deal,former Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said, cautioning, however, that this may take time.
The West has been urging them to exercise restraint, cautioning that unrecognized sovereignty would cause more problems than it would solve.
Cautioning against reform fatigue, however, the report said the scope for further progress exists even in the most successful countries.
We need to send a cable to the Foreign Ministry cautioning the Chinese Arctic and Antarctic Administration.
Cautioning that the parties face an increasingly tight timetable, Verheugen said it was"a bit late but Mr Denktash is responsible for this delay".
Once you click on that,you will be shown a prompt cautioning you about what would happen if you root the device.
Cautioning that"any secession would provoke unforeseeable consequences", Belgrade officials insisted that regional stability should be the determining factor in deciding Kosovo's future.
The EU and the Stability Pact have been receptive to the idea, while cautioning that CEFTA's 15-year-old trade regulations will need to be upgraded.
Cautioning that Macedonia's economic growth slowed in early 2004 and remains fragile, the Fund urged authorities to supplement sound macroeconomic policies with structural reforms and an improved business environment.
In Athens, academic andforeign affairs analyst Theodore Couloumbis expressed reserved optimism over the decision, cautioning that it nevertheless remains to be implemented.
We received assurances that the EU had not given up on Serbia," she added, cautioning however that Brussels would be unlikely to offer additional assistance unless Belgrade meets its international obligations.
Seen as the Social Democratic doctrinaire, he continued to take stands against the Communist Party andthe Soviet Union, cautioning against the formation of a"popular front".
While cautioning that any conclusions could prove premature in this early phase of the talks, the Speaker of the Greek Cypriot House of Representatives, Demetris Christofias, said he was"cautiously optimistic" about their outcome.
Chirac told reporters the talks were likely to begin"in 2005 or around 2005", cautioning that it could take 15 years for Turkey to complete its negotiations and eventually join the Union.
EU officials support Serbia's EU integration 04/09/2008 EU representatives in Brussels painted a bright picture of Serbia's prospects, while cautioning that requirements must still be met.
While in Bulgaria, he met with Rights andLiberations Party leader Ahmet Dogan, cautioning the party"not to base their policies on ethnic grounds, or they will suffer marginalisation".
Cautioning that the countries of the former Yugoslavia still need to deal with the tragic legacies of the conflicts in the 1990s, Burns cited the arrest and handover of war crimes indictees and achievement of ethnic reconciliation in Kosovo as some of the main problems.
By that moment in time, he was publicly voicing his concern that Transylvania was a target of expansion for Regency-period Hungary, while cautioning the public against Nazi Germany and its revanchism.
In a report issued earlier this month,the EC reconfirmed its position, while cautioning that progress depended on maintaining the pace of reforms and meeting international obligations, including co-operation with the UN war crimes tribunal.
On Monday, the EU issued a statement saying it respects Macedonia's constitutional right to organise a referendum, while cautioning that a delay in decentralisation would"seriously jeopardise further progress towards the EU".
The Fund generally welcomed Cyprus's plan to join the Euro zone in 2008, while cautioning that fiscal and wage restraint would be required to maintain low inflation and sustained growth.
Talks with authorities about reforms needed for the disbursement of the next 40m-euro tranche will continue shortly,the IMF said, cautioning against a possible reform deadlock ahead of the October general elections.
Meanwhile, the IMF wrapped up the fifth review of its nearly $17 billion stand-by agreement with Turkey, cautioning that structural reforms in certain areas had been delayed, and urging the country to fully implement its economic programme.