Examples of using Had warned in English and their translations into Turkish
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The EU had warned that it wouldn't accept it unless Albania's June 28th parliamentary elections were deemed free and fair.
Y-You had warned him that… it was dangerous out there,
And he[Lout(Lot)] indeed had warned them of Our Grasp, but they did doubt the warnings!
And he[Lout(Lot)] indeed had warned them of Our Grasp, but they did doubt the warnings!
Nanev had warned that in addition to the spending cuts required in the sector due to the economic crisis, dozens of hospitals operating in the red would have to be closed down.
Brussels considers police reform in BiH a key requirement, and had warned that the country could not sign a Stabilisation and Association Agreement this year if a deal were not reached.
She didn't want her mother to know this because her mother did not approve of dancing and had warned her about the boys at school.
lie about my parents, my handlers had warned me what to expect.
Were spread too thinly; had warned Thieu that his already weakened forces For weeks, the ARVN top command that it was no longer possible to defend the entire country.
The other nannies had warned me about this very moment, the moment when you will be tempted to break the cardinal rule of nannydom.
Stay tuned for the latest developments I had warned you to sell off the stock, it will go down even more.
She said her party had warned that the situation in parliament was escalating and that the parliamentary majority was provoking trouble.
every signal she's given, every single thing her mother had warned her about.
He also said that three months earlier Turkey's secret service had warned security forces around the country of a possible attack by two PKK-affiliated suicide bombers.
Stay tuned for the latest developments I had warned you to sell off the stock, it will go down even more.
Authorities in Serbia had warned the Kosovo Serbs that they would stop receiving their salaries and pensions if they participated, said Slavisa Petkovic, chairman of the Serb Democratic Party.
And he[Lout(Lot)] indeed had warned them of Our Grasp, but they did doubt the warnings!
And assuredly he had warned them of Our grasp, but: they doubted the warnings.
And indeed he had warned them of Our seizure- in response they doubted the warnings.
His bestselling novel,"The Riddle Of The Sands", had warned Britain of the dangers she faced from the German Navy.