Sentence examples for being cautioned that from inspiring English sources

Upon being cautioned that a member of his retinue was a possible CIA spy, Arafat immediately took him closer under his wing, thinking that this would provide him with a direct line to the heart of the US establishment.

Eurosceptic MPs have been advised to place their mobile phones inside the microwaves during sensitive meetings to deter hi-tech surveillance, while being cautioned that turning on the miniature oven is not recommended.

But residents who live in mountain communities, where its hotter and drier with gusty winds, are being cautioned that these conditions bring an increased threat of fire danger.  .

The Bible's teaching, "love your neighbor as yourself" instructs us to give the Presbyterians the same respect that we expect for ourselves: the freedom to follow our consciences without being cautioned that doing so might cost us our interfaith friendships.

Pegler had been cautioned that animadversions on the royal family were not welcome.

Units are cautioned that international taxation can be extremely complex and is fact and circumstance driven, requiring consideration of individual and family circumstances.

Although she has been cautioned that public embraces are against the law in Abu Dhabi, she is shocked and offended by her arrest.

Eastwood clarifies: "If you're cautioned, that means you've admitted you're guilty of the offense and you're happy to accept the charge.

Eastwood clarifies: "If you're cautioned, that means you've admitted you're guilty of the offence and you're happy to accept the charge.

The user is cautioned that VaLID includes lipids (and isomeric bond configurations) that may not be biologically relevant.

However, asking questions about traumatic experiences can be stressful for the traumatized individual and it has been cautioned that subsequent "re-traumatization" could occur.