(e) Issuing a caution

It is appropriate here to remind ourselves that the Decalogue itself is a direct outcome of the United Nations first special session devoted to disarmament (SSOD I), which, among other things, recognized the CD as the single multilateral disarmament negotiating forum .

For the cases of gross violation, the violator would be seriously punished in the forms of conducting the conversation of persuasion and admonition, circulating a notice of criticism, suspending the advertisements broadcasting and even suspending the frequency and channel broadcasting, and the violation would be exposed to the public as appropriate.

Could my doctor have warned me?

How often have I told you not to let it sit out?

It was talk, talk, talk in the next room.

We would caution, however, against making any rash decisions.

If one delegation made a long speech, he cautioned, others often felt the need to do the same.

Nevertheless, he warned against complacency.

Some may have considered me foolhardy, but it's been my habit to brush aside the fear of mathematics when talking to candidate scientists.

Just repeat, in your own words, some of the conversations you had with the defendant.

What does he think, he's the only expert around here or something? If he continues to listen to me, he'll be the best.

I feel better since we've had this talk.

Many persons with whom the Special Rapporteur spoke stressed that the consideration of such questions led to dialogue and negotiations.

When we talk to someone, we talk.

On the question of whether the President should routinely take the lead on negotiating texts, one participant cautioned that this would prove cumbersome and problematic.

However, the Panel warns that the structure of African trade must be kept in view.

He cautioned that the lessons of the past did not naturally point to success.

If I want a lecture on the aesthetics of motion pictures, I'll ask.

You had a conversation with Peralta that morning.

He cautioned, however, that the most difficult part of the process is yet to come.

I told you three months ago she's out of your class.

The representative of South Africa, however, cautioned against over defining experts.

Speaking of impertinence, would you like to hear a perfectly marvellous joke?

That's the end of that conversation.

Sentence carried out.

Why didn't you tell me you talked to Hengstrom on the boat?

The first one was If you sweat by the end of the concert it means that you must have done something wrong.

The General Assembly had initiated a modest experiment with many caveats.

History has taught us that nothing made by human hands is ever truly permanent.

So there's actually a conversation, which has never before happened.

I cross this floor in spoken friendship as I would speak to Arrius.

We need to talk to you about something

Women like to talk.

Or speak to him?

What you was talking about.

Let me tell you something you know who you are when you call your friends and say, I think I need to see somebody.

It's another subject. It's another conversation.

Come over here and sit down. I got some serious talk to make with you.

I'd like to speak with you alone, if I could.

So, I always tell my students, Work smart, then work hard.

There is a lesson here if it s not broken, don t fix it. Put another way, actions speak louder than words.

(iv) The Act on the Public Prosecution Office, which provides that the Prosecutor has a duty to oversee compliance by public administration bodies with laws and regulations, and to review the legality of binding regulations issued by public administration bodies.

She welcomed Cécile Reinhardt's statement and cautioned against a narrow definition of education.

I talked to her.