Examples of using Has warned in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The attorney general has warned that it could increase the number of killings as a result of land conflicts.
Since 1985, the WHO has warned that there is no justification for cesarean section rates above 10%-15% of all deliveries31 31.
The EEA's own Scientific Committee has warned that increasing the share of biofuels used in transport to 10% by 2020 is overambitious
The charity Alzheimer's Research UK has warned that dementia is the greatest health challenge of our time.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation(NMF) has warned of a new email scam circulating online.
Venezuela, an Iranian ally, has warned the United States repeatedly that it will not watch Iran and Syria being invaded or attacked.
General Petraeus has warned that"counter-insurgency operations can last nine to ten years.
The charity Alzheimer's Research UK has warned that dementia is the greatest health challenge of our time.
Jesus has warned us that He will not touch the earth at all at His second coming,
Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has warned his Tottenham Hotspur colleagues that they need to be more careful when protecting leads late on in games.
I would, however, like to concur with Mr Posselt who has warned against too much red tape.
The ECB has warned that a debt restructuring, however mild,
Robert Zoellick has warned that the world's poorest face the"triple jeopardy" of food, fuel and finance.
as United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has warned.
The Saviour has warned His people against deception upon this point,
Clearly He has warned- clearly,
one of the global leaders in weed science, has warned that“….
Christ has warned us against the pride of life,
Prahlada Maharaja has warned us against this trading mentality in the name of spiritual truth.
President of the European Commission, has warned of an economic shock in the region.