Sentence examples for an caution to from inspiring English sources

They meant this as an caution to the Supreme Court, but it is nonetheless a rare Trumpian truth.

In the latest headline example, Sussex police have been criticised for merely handing out a caution to a man who targeted four women and a 15-year-old girl.

"It is a forewarning and a caution to the rest of the nonprofit world.

The vote is a "caution" to a compensation committee that does not require the blunt - and expensive and often drawn-out - route of sacking the board of directors.

This is not intended as a threat but as a caution to all nations not to direct missiles for any purpose on trajectories that might be seen to be directed toward other nations.

The paintings were said to be popular among Dutch burghers as a caution to anyone contemplating a life in alchemy instead of steady trade.

Hopefully the outcry his comments evoked will act as a caution to those with a compulsion to offer such ludicrous explanations.

Third, we must create a public record of government misconduct as a lesson to future generations and a caution to future administrations.

The stylebook also notes that The Times uppercases trademarks "as a caution to readers who might inadvertently adopt a name owned by someone else".

"In order to issue a caution to the young, first-time offender, police needed an admission of guilt, but many young offenders weren't willing to confess unless they were promised a caution.

A caution to those already crossing their fingers for a musical episode of "S.H.I.E.L.D".