Sentence examples for just cautioned from inspiring English sources

Black people faced more serious charges for the same offences than whites, were less likely to be just cautioned and were more likely to be imprisoned.

"I would just caution people that think they're going to walk in here," he said.

I just caution that Australia's got serious issues to deal with in the parliament and we don't need an outbreak of 'team idiot'".

He told a principal who had raised the issue of teachers' salaries: "I just caution you not to expect the federal government to be paying teachers more money".

It is not just caution growing out of his long experience in city government and law, or his 22 years of affiliation with Lincoln Center, the world's biggest and busiest arts complex.

And so I would just caution against an absolutist perspective on this.

'I would just caution students to think there's a time and place.'".

Perhaps just caution by its operators, or perhaps some concern about suggestions I made that the site's owner, Neutron Interactive, and the call center's owner, EdSoup / EduTrek, might be violating federal and state laws.

Doucouré immediately rushed over to confront him and was lucky to escape a second booking for pushing the Palace forward in the chest having only just been cautioned for a tackle on Ruben Loftus-Cheek.

Perhaps it was just caution built on experience.

Coming up to the hour mark and having just been cautioned, the Ukrainian defender hauled down Tugay.