Warns
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funny clips from long ago can be downloaded, like the one that
warns
you not to get aroused by your boyfriend, because you will be pregnant at once and loose every hope.
And
warns
her to keep away.
Producers of Vaastu-Shastra warns: it you watch this film we shall not be responsible means that if you regret after watching it, blame it yourself as we already warned you.
Likewise, in his election manifesto, Sirisena warns: “The land that the White Man took over by means of military strength is now being obtained by foreigners by paying ransom to a handful of persons… If this trend continues for another six years, our country would become a colony and we would become slaves.”
Piketty
warns
us not to be fooled by the apparent stability and prosperity that was the common experience of the advanced economies during a few decades in the second half of the twentieth century.
Moreover, greenhouse-gas emissions are contributing to climate change, the effects of which, as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns, could prove devastating for all countries, with China highly vulnerable.
The Great Macro DivergencePARIS – “The global expansion has peaked,” the OECD
warns
in its latest economic outlook, and performance could be weaker if downside risks materialize.
As Bernanke himself warns, such a policy could undermine central banks’ long-term independence.
China regularly
warns
Taiwan against any such reckless action, and the US puts the squeeze on the island’s leaders whenever they seem to be getting too uppity with the mainland.
Our friend and colleague Sam Nunn, co-chairman of the Nuclear Threat Initiative, often
warns
that we are in a race between cooperation and catastrophe.
Together in RecoveryNEW YORK – The United Nations’ recently released World Economic Situation and Prospects mid-year report
warns
that the global economy is at risk of a severe downturn, unless world leaders’ short-term mindset gives way to a focus on medium- and long-term policies.
A UN report
warns
that annual investment from these donor countries is falling $35 billion short of the $150 billion goal.
Should the process fail, Kerry warns, the US will not be able to rescue Israel from the wave of international condemnation and sanctions that would be unleashed against it.
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers, on the other hand,
warns
that such a tax would impede innovation.
And the New York Times
warns
that having a child is the worst environmental action anyone could take.
On the other hand, he claims that his vast and powerful country cannot take in desperate refugees from Syria, because, he warns, Muslim asylum-seekers might stage “one of the great military coups of all time.”
Even though its October World Economic Outlook presents a positive picture of global growth, the IMF, no doubt still conscious of the Panglossian view it offered in 2006, now
warns
that the world economy is “vulnerable to a sudden tightening of financial conditions” and that “equity valuations appear stretched in some markets.”
And, as he also warns, if inflation remains above the BOE’s target for another two years, abrupt and sharp monetary tightening would undermine the recovery – and could damage the credibility of the BOE itself.
US President Donald Trump
warns
that North Korea will experience “fire and fury like the world has never seen.”
Even the lowest estimate of 25 million climate-change migrants, the report warns, “would dwarf the current levels of new refugees and internally displaced persons.”
German Air Force Commander Lieutenant General Aarne Kreuzinger-Janik
warns
that this would create “even bigger gaps and shortfalls.”
Havel reasons along similar lines when he
warns
of the emerging dangers of nationalism and populism in the region.
Trying to achieve 2% inflation in a context of such shocks, the BIS warns, would lead to excessively easy monetary policies, which would put upward pressure on prices of risk assets, and, ultimately, inflate dangerous bubbles.
The USTR report
warns
that the strategy’s “final goal” is to “capture much larger worldwide market shares” in the targeted industries.
The IMF's departing Chief Economist, Ken Rogoff,
warns
that the surpluses put global stability at risk.
Another group, citing historical precedent,
warns
that beggar-thy-neighbor trade measures can quickly spiral out of control, taking a heavy toll on living standards.
And, as the latest report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns, the worst is yet to come.
Similarly, the vice chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Thomas Hoenig, a political independent, consistently
warns
about the dangers associated with megabanks.
The False Promise of Later RetirementEU Economics Commissioner Pedro Solbes
warns
that Europe's shrinking population will soon hit the Continent's economies hard.
The report also
warns
that, for those targeted by such activities, distinguishing between espionage and preparations for serious cyber attacks is virtually impossible.
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