Examples of using Cautioning in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
Cautioning us to be careful, be realistic.
A more unobtrusive but risky cautioning sign of suicide is sadness.
Without cautioning us to be careful, be realistic or to remember the.
Most self-destructive people give cautioning signs or flags of their plans.
In general, cautioning indications from deep space to happen through undesirable situations and occasions.
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".
A huge majority of Serbs voted for closer ties with Europe,Tadic said, cautioning that the battle was not yet won.
Without cautioning us to be careful, be realistic.
EU representatives in Brussels painted a bright picture of Serbia's prospects, while cautioning that requirements must still be met.
And toes without cautioning us to be careful, to be realistic.
The University of Maryland Medical Center(UMM)suggests a number of alternative therapies that might relieve symptoms, while cautioning that these are not yet supported by research.
This case is not an isolated one andprofessionals are cautioning that small businesses are more prone to the threat of cyber-attack since in most cases they are unprepared.
Cautioning that some problems still need to be addressed, the OSCE has said Croatia is ready to take over a limited number of war crimes cases from The Hague.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology(AAO)likewise responded to reports cautioning consumers about the dangers of cosmetic eyelash extensions.
Russia, however, is still cautioning that it could pull out of the deal if the United States goes too far with plans to build a missile defence system in Eastern Europe, to which Moscow is strongly opposed.
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.
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 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.
He concluded that the phrase can transform the observance of regulations into an ethical quandary, cautioning society to avoid using"Think of the children!" as a final argument.
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.
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.
That remark was made only a few days after talks were held between Serbia's head of state and US Senator John McCain, who promised Serbia that America would provide it with in-depth military and technical assistance, while simultaneously cautioning Belgrade against expanding its cooperation with Russia.
Safire, however, tempered the column(titled"Now Ease Up, Anita") cautioning against Bryant's promised nationwide crusade designed to lead to further repeal of homosexuals'"legitimate civil rights".
It would be better for[Turkey] to be with us than for it to be alone and in poverty and underdeveloped, prey to all excesses andtemptations," Barnier said, cautioning that a rejection of the Turkish bid could discourage reforms.
In a reportissued 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.
Some of that confusion is the result of new information that is continually coming to the forefront, buta lot of it is due to pregnancy myths that were popularized by certain books cautioning mothers to expect the worst, and that frightened a lot of women unnecessarily.
In March, EC President Jose Manuel Barroso wrote to Macedonian Prime Minister Vlado Buckovski, cautioning that"to bring this issue forward, it is essential that further progress is made on reform, particularly in the area of rule of law", the report said.
Depending on how you feel about new moms eating their baby's placenta(yep, that's a thing, popularized by Kim Kardashian and other celebs),you may be grossed out, troubled, or not at all surprised by a recent review in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology cautioning against the practice.
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.