Sentence examples for alleged caution from inspiring English sources

And those candidates that criticize the current administration's alleged caution overseas and advocate greater U.S. action abroad--which both Democrats and Republicans, do--should especially be probed on the "vision thing".

A man was arrested and cautioned when Cox alleged malicious communication.

The force also came under scrutiny after it emerged that in October 2009 Savile was interviewed under caution by Surrey Police about alleged sexual offences involving teenage girls in the 1970s.

A police spokesman said that a 28-year-old man was also interviewed under caution after sending a tweet about the alleged victim.

Extreme caution needs to be taken before publicizing alleged offenders.

Its investigation led to them formally cautioning each player while also concluding the alleged sexual assault did not take place.

He was handed a formal caution by police in June 2004 after he was alleged to have shot a 12-year old with a pellet gun.

Benjamin Brafman and Alan Dershowitz, two prominent defense lawyers who say they have known Vecchione for years, cautioned against concluding Vecchione was guilty of what has been alleged.

The protesters alleged sabotage.

Nobody has alleged wrongdoing.

[Her] alleged background . . .