Sentence examples for has been cautioned for from inspiring English sources

Bieber has been cautioned for speeding several times before.

Saatchi has been cautioned for a domestic violence incident, yet Nigella's at fault for not sticking up for him.

There had been reports that he had been cautioned for possession of crack, but he had never talked about it.

And Staffordshire police had maaintained a record of a 13-year old girl who had been cautioned for a minor assault, until her 100th birthday.

The court heard Horsley had a previous conviction for hitting someone over the head with half a brick and had been cautioned for assault on a separate occasion.

Arsenal's manager felt Naismith and Leighton Baines should also have been cautioned for fouls on Mikel Arteta and Santi Cazorla respectively but leniency from the referee, Martin Atkinson, was the least of his worries.

United defender Rafael da Silva was sent off in the 74th minute after being booked for tripping Benoit Assou-Ekotto after having been cautioned for a rash challenge on Wilson Palacios in the first half.

In addition, three people have been cautioned for obstructing the highway and breach of SOCPA, 10 bailed to return pending further inquiries, and three released with no further action.

"When we did talk on the phone I told her that James had been cautioned for domestic abuse," she says.

Although various police forces across the UK have practically ceased prosecuting people for possession of cannabis for personal use, there have been reports that patients have been cautioned for growing high-CBD (the therapeutic compound), low-THC (the psychoactive part that gets you high) plants in their homes to relieve their pain.

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