Sentence examples for caution authorities from inspiring English sources

Out of an "abundance of caution," authorities decided to put off the death again, Georgia Department of Corrections spokeswoman Gwendolyn Hogan said.

It said slower growth in countries such as China would drag on the global performance and cautioned authorities in the eurozone would have to continue taking "do what it takes" action to keep the debt crisis at bay.

Evelyne Huytebroeck, a Belgian minister for youth, also cautioned the authorities not to overreact until they knew the full extent of the volunteer phenomenon.

Despite the scale of the bid rigging, the OFT cautioned local authorities against banning offenders from future work, as cover pricing was "widespread in the construction industry".

They also cautioned that authorities could easily take an incriminating sentence from a single phone call out of context, and that many conversations took place in person at the London office.

Whilst the white sands are a tourist attraction, local authorities caution against the extreme weather conditions which can reach well over 100 degrees at the height of summer.

Pesticides and fumes from nail polish remover, paint, paint remover, dry cleaners, gasoline and other chemicals should be avoided, the authorities caution.

And so, nine days after the killing, the authorities caution that they were not close to cracking the case because of the number of people to be interviewed and leads to be followed.

Some wildlife experts and most public authorities caution against feeding wild animals because they might become increasingly obtrusive and dependent on humans as a food source.

Thus, in the present state of the law, nothing stood between 'the quiet putting away of a child which [was] only "stillborn" because it ha[d] not been allowed to live but the caution of cemetery authorities in accepting declarations from persons who [we]re neither medical men nor coroners'.

But international health authorities cautioned against premature optimism.