Examples of using Had warned in English and their translations into French
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It is now common knowledge that Eritrea had warned the world community of Ethiopia's impending aggression between 15 January
Ultimately, as Borlenghi had warned, Perón's struggle with his country's chief religious institution destroyed military loyalty for his administration.
The reporters later complained that police had warned them not to"excite the young men.
In 2006, Ghana had warned that more time would be needed for the refugees' departure, but its appeal had not been heeded.
He had warned of the dangers of a possible tsunami along the Andaman Coast.
His Government had warned of that problem at the time of the establishment of the mandate.
The situation of which he had warned five years previously had taken a turn for the worse
The United Nations had warned of the pitfalls of the severe austerity measures currently being pursued.
Her fiancé had warned us of this difficult situation;
The Working Group on Contemporary Forms of Slavery had warned that new insidious forms of slavery were emerging in addition to those already existing.
The author did not commit fraud as he had warned his clients that he could not guarantee their visas.
Cuba had warned that it would not tolerate further incursions into its territory.
I owed my dad 2000 bucks, who had warned me about French chicks,
message to the Meeting, the Secretary-General had warned that the two-State solution was increasingly at risk.
The Bank for International Settlements had warned that the sovereign debt crisis was at"boiling point.
As early as the mid-1960s Pakistan had warned the world that India would misuse nuclear cooperation.
I had warned you on Friday when you left,
Haley had warned me, summer is coming today
The neighbors had warned Abeer's father of this,
He had warned that, if the parties did not grasp the current opportunity,