Sentence examples for have already cautioned from inspiring English sources

Several lawmakers have already cautioned against going too fast.

Several Western governors, among them Michael O. Leavitt of Utah and Dirk Kempthorne of Idaho -- both Republicans -- have already cautioned the Bush administration against any new federal eminent-domain authority.

In South Africa, health practitioners have already cautioned that while country ownership is essential to long-term sustainability, a hasty transition could undercut access to services., South Africa's experience to date has shown that the speed of PEPFAR's withdrawal of human resources and funding has seriously disrupted treatment to an estimated 50,000 to 200,000 PLHIV.

President Ahmadinejad has already cautioned the Saudi royal family that they should "learn from Saddam's fate".

Mr. Boerger had already cautioned us against filling up on the delicious warm baguettes (the only item that does not come from Ms. Durrschmidt's kitchen), so by the time entrees arrived our appetites had returned in force.

The trust has already cautioned that the review will not examine any issues related to Ross/Brand affair, such as editorial controls, pay for the station's talent or independent production quotas.

Section 5 is intended to "assure" states of "finality" in the determination of their presidential electors, and this court has already cautioned the Florida Supreme Court "against any construction of state law that Congress might deem to be a change in the law".

Second, military leaders must persuade Western politicians and the public that fighting terrorism may be less of a blitzkrieg than a grinding war of attrition, a war that Admiral Boyce has already cautioned could last through the summer and even beyond.

Hamilton has already cautioned that he expects the next race in Spain on 9-11 May to suit the Red Bull car because of the track's demands for good aerodynamics.

A UN mandate that allows EU operations on Libya's coast would require a chapter seven UN resolution and Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has already cautioned against a military solution.

The Google service is expected to arrive in the coming months, but Barclays — ever the stick in the mud, it seems — has already cautioned that it doesn't have plans to support the service.