Examples of using We warned in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In the period leading up to the Summit, we warned against the EU turning itself into a fully-fledged defence alliance on a number of occasions.
before the assault, we warned the people present that the blows were going to rain.
We warned the British Labour Government months ago about the dangers of an open-ended commitment of British troops to Sierra Leone.
True, the smoke already reached the site, but we warned all the neighbors and there were no problems.
We warned them that we would withstand the blockade,
As we warned previously, the situation in Burundi risks escalating into a regional crisis.
In the counseling sessions I was constantly being asked,"Why aren't we warned about magic and sorcery from the pulpit?
We warned that the decision taken in Helsinki would help not to democratise
We warned you, Marcus, over all your lives,
As we warned time and again,
We warned that if these were concluded, they would further increase the pressure faced by farmers in the EU to lower production prices,
Giving our forecast for EUR/USD, we warned that it will be the political rather than economic situation that would determine all dollar pair trends in the run up to the presidential elections in the United States.
As we warned at the time, the independence of Kosovo set a dangerous precedent in relation to imperialist intervention in the creation of artificial states,
At the same time we warned that the PSTU, which sometimes tries to disguise itself as Trotskyist, was seeking to ally with the Militarized State Police see“Luta operária contra
But, as we warned, the Muslim Brotherhood still retains some social basis of support,
We warned them that the day of the inauguration collapsed shooting simulator,
From the outset of Lula's government we warned that the PT in power would serve as a sheriff for Washington in Latin America,
So we warned the boys to be on guard against today's Media/Entertainment Complex,
red issue, in which we warned the Cologne workers against hopeless putsches,
last June, we warned that the convergence terms in the Maastricht Treaty were inherently deflationary