Examples of using Has warned in English and their translations into Italian
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the local Government has warned tourists due to the polar bear-infested,
Mrs Geoghegan-Quinn, has warned of an innovation emergency in Europe.
then the demon has warned he will come for Macey.
President Xi Jinping has repeatedly called Christianity a dangerous foreign importation and has warned against"the infiltration of hostile forces from the West".
The President of the Arab League has warned that we are opening the gates of hell.
under a problem named"urban disease," a new report has warned.
I know him"-and St John has warned us that anyone who does not live according to Christ's commandments cannot say this cf.
the United Nations has warned the toll could hit 20,000 before the virus is contained.
I am therefore inclined to listen to the Commission's legal service, which has warned me of the possibility that these concepts could be falsely interpreted.
My father has warned people about the dangers… of experimenting with DNA viruses for years.
Wanda has warned, I have warned you,
Bukovsky explained: Bukovsky has warned about some parallels between the formation of the Soviet Union
The Commission has warned, however, that the inflation rate began to increase in the second half of last year as a result of food
I have warned you have warned he has warned we have warned you have warned they have warned. .
But no one has warned the one entering upon the path of Yoga that fiery influences can be quite unpleasant.
This was affirmed by the Australian Catholic Bishops' Conference which has warned parishes, associations
God has warned us that the Last Days will be a very difficult time period to live in,
Jesus has warned us in advance of an approaching tide of suffering,
as a member of the cast has warned me"he doesn't suffer fools".
Attacks on journalists put at risk Europe's freedom of expression, Terry Davis has warned.
