Sentence examples for caution in imposing from inspiring English sources

Caution in imposing such economic and social burdens must be balanced against the health benefits; but neither past experience nor empirical study has yet suggested sound metrics to guide such decision-making.

However, we urge caution with imposing findings on cancer subtypes at this time, since more extensively powered studies will be required to make firm such assertions.

The operation killed at least five Palestinians, saw more than 2,100 Palestinian buildings in the West Bank raided, and led human rights groups to caution Israel about imposing collective punishment on the Palestinian population.

Hoffman acknowledged the conflicting ethical obligations in the Spurs' situation — Stern's emotion came from what he apparently perceived as an act disrespectful to the fans and the game, while Popovich felt compelled to act in the best interest of his team — but cautioned that imposing discipline was wrong if there were no specific guidelines given ahead of time.

But he cautioned against imposing restrictive regulations or laws.

However, our study had a low number of participants, which imposes caution in interpretation.

The controversial results with SynerGraft and Matrix P grafts should impose more caution in the application of xenogeneic tissues-derived biodevices in humans.

"Divestiture is a remedy that is imposed only with great caution, in part because its long-term efficacy is rarely certain," the court said.

Health providers are cautioned not to impose their beliefs and moral values on clients but to focus solely on client's needs.

Strong — as in physically imposing.

Mr Obama noted this month that some of the most effective opposition fighters are no friends of America, so that arming them "willy-nilly" is hardly in America's long-term interests.Calls to impose no-fly zones over Syria prompt similar caution in Washington.