Sentence examples for caution issued from inspiring English sources

A chronology chart yesterday with an article about intelligence warnings of terrorist threats before Sept. 11 misstated the date of a worldwide caution issued by the State Department.

Trapattoni felt the second caution, issued for an elbow on Karlen Mkrtchyan, was harsh, and added: "People were asking after the Ireland rugby team lost to Wales, 'Can the footballers gave us a boost in morale?'.

On January 15th, two days after Tomblin began lifting the ban, the C.D.C., "out of an abundance of caution," issued an advisory to pregnant women to avoid the water.

But on his birthday, it is worth remembering the words of caution issued by North Korean defector Yeonmi Park, who in November claimed Kim is a "murderer" who should not be laughed at.

In addition, there are about 20 public announcements in effect, ranging from cautions about travel to specific countries or regions such as Nepal, Venezuela and the Middle East, to more wide-ranging announcements such as the "worldwide caution" issued by the State Department on March 17 -- essentially advising Americans to exercise caution wherever they travel in the world.

This verification is meaningful if related to, among other considerations, the caution issued against a danger of "muddied measurement" (Urquhart & Weir 1998, p. 121; Weir 2005, p. 101) in terms of the confounding effects of reading and writing abilities on summarization performance (Alderson et al. 1995).

However, the UN panel responsible for policing the embargo has voiced caution, issuing a report last week saying there was a danger the weapons would fall into the wrong hands.

In the end, there were more goals than in the 2010 tournament (171, equaling the 1998 record) and fewer cautions issued (187 yellow and 10 red).

There were 16 simple cautions issued for rape last year and 552 for sexual assault on males and females, according to figures from the Ministry of Justice.

In the Loxford area of Redbridge, which includes Ilford Lane, the number of prostitution cautions issued last year rose by almost 70% year on year.

The number of cautions issued fell by 52% from a peak in 2008 to 2014, dropping faster than the crime rate, which declined 33%.Mr Grayling is wrong to label cautions a soft option, argues John Graham of the Police Foundation, a think tank.