Sentence examples for accept that caution from inspiring English sources
And both accept that reform should proceed with caution, lest the forces it unleashes topple the party.
Interestingly, sometimes the difference between nociception and pain is recognized but it is still considered safer to err on the side of caution and accept that fish feel pain (Jones 2013).
No one accepted the argument that caution and secrecy were needed in the pursuit of the most vicious criminals in the recent history of Europe.
Mr Saatchi told the Evening Standard that he had decided to accept the caution, which involves an individual recognising that an offence has taken place, to draw a line under the episode.
"We as Germans should have the necessary humility to accept this caution from Brussels -- it is only an early warning," said Oswald Metzger, the Greens' financial spokesman.
"There wasn't enough evidence to charge me, but my solicitor said I should accept the caution so it wouldn't go any further," Liz said.
He later made an ill-judged comment to the London Evening Standard, where he is a columnist, describing the incident as a "playful tiff" and that he had accepted the caution to prevent the incident "hanging over them".
After accepting the caution, Ball resigned and rented a cottage on the Prince of Wales's Duchy of Cornwall estate.
The 47-year-old Cambridge man accepted the caution after a fracas said to have involved about 15 people in Southend.
There was, notably, no mention of whether he felt that accepting a police caution for common assault – an admission, in other words, that he had assaulted someone – in any way conflicted with his position as a member of parliament.
