Examples of using Also warned in English and their translations into Arabic
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It also warned that" if Georgia starts fighting against South Ossetia, Abkhazia will open a second front".
The de facto authorities also warned international representations in Bissau that protection of" terrorists" would not be tolerated.
The party also warned that it would fight any" government of drug traffickers" that might emerge from fraudulent elections.
He also warned of the worsening of the security conditions both in Bangui and in the interior of the country.
He also warned that Barr will be subject to close scrutiny and pressure to fully publish Muller's investigation report.
I also warned that, unless there was an improvement in the situation, further economy measures would have to follow.
He also warned the Council not to act in a manner that would exacerbate the crisis in the Syrian Arab Republic.
The Special Rapporteur had also warned that there might ultimately be no Serbs left in Kosovo south of the Ibar river.
The Council also warned that the failure to comply with its demands could result in the withdrawal of the Mission from Eritrea.
He also warned that, if elections were not well organized and irregularities occurred, this would create problems for the country.
The Executive Branch also warned that, under no circumstances, it would it create" demilitarized zones" for the rebel forces.
The Special Rapporteur has also warned about restrictions on funding from abroad, which have been introduced in a number of States.
Dr. Shafi also warned that at the current critical moment, Israel ' s iron fist
The speaker also warned against interference with the prerogatives of the Security Council, strongly emphasizing the need to respect the Charter.
Jesus Christ also warned against imitation and falsification of His second coming and told his disciples
Protesters demonstrated in front of the UN headquarters on social and economic problems and also warned about the proposed educational reform by the government.
In order to safeguard the independence and impartiality of all UNDP staff, it also warned against the presence of Government officials when recruiting project staff.
Many participants also warned that the slow growth in ODA would make it difficult to reach the amount of $130 billion agreed in Gleneagles.
Some experts also warned against conflicts relating to cases and suggested that the laws should set out clear provisions on who should rule in such situations.
They also warned against high expectation of short-term gains and a piecemeal approach, highlighting the need for a coordinated strategy to deal with the multiple problems.