Sentence examples for enforcement caution from inspiring English sources

But some elected officials and people in law enforcement caution that surveillance cameras have not proved effective in catching fugitives or terrorists and that they raise a host of unresolved legal questions.

Most interrogations last an hour or two; law enforcement manuals caution against pushing too much further.

But the law enforcement official cautioned that "we're not presuming anything".

A law enforcement official cautioned that there were many issues involving Dr. Melgen that could be under scrutiny.

But American law enforcement officials cautioned on Monday night that the men had not been charged with any crime and that the episode might be a misunderstanding.

Law enforcement experts cautioned, though, that identifying threats that could prove difficult and that providing security for lawmakers at thousands of events every year might be impractical.

Between 2007 and 2008, HSBC's Mexican operations moved at least $7 billion to its United States counterparts — a volume that law enforcement officials cautioned at the time must include "illegal drug proceeds".

Indeed, the focus on evidence unearthed at Stanford may be unwarranted; law enforcement officials cautioned today that they are not making public or private statements about their criminal investigation.

However, a second law enforcement source cautioned that officials are still trying to determine exactly where the threat came from. .

One law-enforcement official cautioned that no specific target city or mode of carrying out the bombing had been determined.

After Ms. Cooper told her story to ABC News and CNN, law enforcement officials advised caution.