Examples of using Are warning in English and their translations into Romanian
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Britain's mobile operators are warning.
Japan just this week, but scientists are warning that the largest expected aftershock has yet to hit.
The experts are warning that there is an extreme increase in depression, number of suicides, abuse of psychoactive substances, psychosomatic disorders, delinquency and violence.
Serbia will not wage war, but we are warning all others that the use of violence envisages great risks," he said.
Experts are warning people to stay away from damaged buildings,
Police are warning women to be vigilant… if they intend to be out late this weekend.
Triangular signs are warning of danger, the red and white circular signs mean prohibition,
Mrs Merkel has shown what importance she attaches to the voices of ecologists, who are warning of the threat to the Baltic.
Tough anti-crisis measures unveiled by the government last week have raised the ire of Romania's unions, which are warning of sustained protests and strikes in the coming weeks.
EU diplomats are warning Ankara that its refusal to recognise the Greek Cypriot state hampers strategic co-operation between the EU and NATO.
Some experts are warning that the Kurds are trying to take the same path as rebels in the Middle East
entity is economically stable, but some economists are warning of a debt crisis that could lead to bankruptcy.
mitigation of environmental pollution in Lower Danube Euroregion”, are warning about the danger of pollution in the region.
All these are warnings and obvious consequences of your being too frivolous.
Honey, these aren't threats, these are warnings About our son.
It's covered in symbols which we think are warnings.
Trade Minister, why do you disregard Chief Inspector Kido's warning?
Moreover, in the context of cross-border cyber-threats, ENISA's role must be warning and prevention, while it would also need to be involved in international cooperation.
Both stanzas are warnings about what happens when someone gives up hope for their future goals.
of cross border threats, ENISA's role must be warning and prevention.