Examples of using Are warning in English and their translations into Czech
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They're warning posts.
Rage and tachycardia are warning signs.
Airlines are warning passengers to expect more delays even when the dust from the volcano in Iceland has settled.
Representatives from the FBI are warning parents to stay with their kids at all times
Over the capitals of India, England, and Germany, Boom! Pentagon officials are warning more ships have just arrived bringing estimates up to between 10
Developers are warning you to purchase this product only if you are fully familiar with the state of the game.
Police are warning members of the public not to approach the man,
Than it has been for centuries. the world is becoming more unstable Experts are warning that.
And urge anyone with information to contact the police on this number… Police are warning members of the public not to approach the man.
windows locked and secured. Authorities are warning all citizens to stay inside.
NGOs are warning that Somalia has become an example of the most ignored of humanitarian tragedies, which is being played out before the whole world.
Mrs Merkel has shown what importance she attaches to the voices of ecologists, who are warning of the threat to the Baltic.
of a State and, as a consequence, the destruction of its anti-aircraft capabilities- as the experts are warning.
noting tidal disturbances emanating Seismologists are warning Southland residents from the Utopia Three facility on the Pacific coast.
to trick-or-treat in groups. Representatives from the FBI are warning parents.
respectively, while the experts are warning us that we need to start reducing global emissions as early as 2015.
Occupational Pensions Authority(EIOPA)(hereafter referred to as‘the three ESAs') are warning consumers on the high risks of buying and/or holding so-called Virtual Currencies.
However, I am concerned that more and more people are warning that the climate summit in Copenhagen will not be the success that so many have hoped for,
economists are warning that there will be a knock-on effect in terms of a reduction in aid inflows as well as remittance,
from Spain through France to Belgium, are warning us that such industrial disasters can happen and be repeated at any time, anywhere.