Examples of using Cautioning in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Israel has repeatedly issued warnings and sent letters to the Security Council cautioning that these sorts of provocations will not be tolerated.
Observations were made by some Governments cautioning against confusing universal jurisdiction with the obligation to extradite or prosecute(aut dedere aut judicare).
Parties also diverged on how to best facilitate the participation of non-party stakeholders, with a number of parties cautioning that limiting access could discriminate among stakeholders.
It concurred with ACABQ in cautioning against an expensive cost-accounting system and agreed that the Secretary-General should address the weaknesses identified by ACABQ in its report.
Despite UNIFIL cautioning them and firing a warning shot, one of the individuals threw a bag across the fence and crossed the fence, managing to flee.
The ARAB GROUP proposed deleting two paragraphs, on requesting all actors to scale up and demonstrate efforts, cautioning against passing the burden to actors outside the Convention.
Cautioning that an" ad-hoc" approach would not allow for continuity, Dr. Bah highlighted that such a partnership should foresee a concrete mechanism based on a common strategy.
Concern was expressed at the fact that some States used seized material for the licit manufacture of pharmaceuticals, despite several Economic and Social Council resolutions cautioning against that practice.
The Financial Secretary particularly praised the financial sector for continued economic development in the Territory, cautioning, however, against the" strong influence of international occurrences" on the Caymanian economy.
The CSTD considered the impact of newer technologies on development, emphasizing their benefits as well as cautioning about the risks of exclusion, particularly in relation to open access and geospatial technologies.
It referred to the opportunities that might arise from globalization through gains from trade and foreign direct investment(FDI), while cautioning that trade expansion could adversely affect domestic income equality.
One representative, cautioning against a complacent attitude to the ozone problem,
He indicated the progress made to date in the region in attaining the Millennium Development Goals, cautioning that considerable investment would be required in the areas of health and education to fulfil them.
Cautioning: you may even have a ton of fun en route!
It even makes me feel bad for cautioning you against Isabella.
(e) Cautioning managers of specific managerial risks(3 cases);
When I was cautioning Laurel about the effects of the pit, I saw the look on your face.
While cautioning against complacency, the Board concluded that, when compared with the previous financial period, there had been an improvement in the financial and administrative management of peacekeeping operations.
A number of developed countries, opposed by some developing countries, stated the paragraphs had been agreed to as a“package,” cautioning against“disturbing the balance.”.
The Group joined the Advisory Committee in cautioning that the reduction in the unit cost of rations should not adversely affect the quality of food.