Sentence examples for letters of caution from inspiring English sources

An additional 32 officers and sailors who had a role in the production and broadcast of the videos also received letters of caution.

Justice Cerbone, 68, had a history of improper actions, the commission said, and had received four confidential letters of caution criticizing actions the commission deemed troubling but did not rise to the level of requiring a public rebuke.

Admiral Harvey also said he had issued less severe "nonpunitive letters of caution" to two other high-ranking officers, among them Vice Adm. Daniel Holloway, who commanded the Enterprise strike group at the time of the videos and is now the commander of the Navy's Second Fleet.

Two other DEA employees received letters of caution.

The commission also voted to issue a letter of caution to the governor, a Republican, for initially failing to report another gift, a stadium blanket.

He received a "nonpunitive letter of caution" and the full inspector-general's report was ordered to be attached to the admiral's service record, where it will block his chances at promotion or future command, officials said.

In addition, he failed to report his Action America income on his 1994 financial disclosure form, resulting in a "letter of caution" from the Arkansas Ethics Commission in 1997.

Moreover, if an attorney is found guilty of unethical behavior, the committee is authorized to send the attorney a letter of caution or of admonition, but the client who initiated the charge against the attorney is not permitted to even see a copy of the letter of reprimand.

Another supervisor who ultimately received a letter of caution was given a $8,400 bonus as the matter was being investigated.

But Lehman said that another officer on the admiral's staff will be issued a non-punitive "official letter of caution" for acting on his own to procure additional weapons.

The extent of the hacking isn't really known, but the tone of RSA's open letter is one of caution.