Mr. Mesic is less nationalist than Mr. Budisa, and he has explicitly warned Bosnian Croats that they have to learn to live in Bosnia and not look to Zagreb for financial and military support.
Having explicitly warned us that thinking about the time-travelling mechanics of the plot too much "just fries your brain", this barrels along fast enough to create the illusion of making sense – almost.
Judge Pollack's decision is important in several respects: Not only did he say that Mr. Blodget's research failed to cause their losses, he said that Merrill Lynch had explicitly warned investors in its written research about the speculative nature of these investments.
While my assailant's actions were frightening, they resulted in part from what he interpreted as provocation: that is, my taking pictures after he had explicitly warned me not to.
He said the president's aides had explicitly warned her to stop her work in Chechnya.
In public, only Turkish legislators have explicitly warned of limiting the American military presence, though other members of the government have also warned of consequences.
After insisting that the states of the Balkans must not resort to armed force in managing their disputes, and having explicitly warned Serbia not to do so in the case of Kosovo, it is illogical, if not fundamentally wrong, now to try to close off the most peaceful and legitimate methods of conflict resolution.
I was told the other day by an economist that the politicians who wrote the treaties were repeatedly and explicitly warned that the new currency had critical flaws, along the lines you describe, built into it from the beginning.
The President's Cancer Panel explicitly warned that BPA "is a chemical of concern," and that "more than 30 studies have linked BPA to breast cancer, obesity, diabetes and other disorders".
The U.S. explicitly warned that whatever agreement came out of this conference could not include legally binding emissions reductions goals or finance obligations.
