Sentence examples for being cautioned for from inspiring English sources

She was everywhere: at nightclubs, festivals, restaurants, being carried out of awards ceremonies, being cautioned for assault.

"After being cautioned for scything [Norman ] Whitesidefrom behind, he should have known better than to try it again," wrote Patrick Barclay in the Guardian.

Photographs of Charles Saatchi grabbing the TV chef by the throat outside a London restaurant, first published by the Sunday People on 16 June and picked up by news organisations around the world, resulted in Saatchi being cautioned for assault.

Of the 406 real arrests, 153 had been released weeks before the police announced the success of the operation: 106 of them without any charge at all and 47 after being cautioned for minor offences.

Current MP David Ruffley has resigned after being cautioned for assaulting his partner.

Bury's Nathan Cameron was then shown a second yellow card just moments after being cautioned for the foul that ultimately led to Oxford's winner.

Three people were cautioned for criminal damage.

Wrestlers are cautioned for irregularities, and three cautions mean disqualification.

Bieber has been cautioned for speeding several times before.

They said he was cautioned for drunken and disorderly behavior and released without being charged.

Almost invariably, when goalkeepers are cautioned for time-wasting, it happens during a goal kick.