Sentence examples for the document cautions from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Justice points to a 2009 report it published, written by two University of York academics entitled "International comparison of publicly funded legal services and justice systems," as the source of its comparative figures — even though the document cautions that it did not "set out to be a full-scale comparative study".

The document cautions that if policy changes are not adopted, it will become increasingly difficult for Chinese journals to attract stellar research.

(US Army 1985: 3) Since civilian performance is far less predictable under wartime conditions, the document cautions contracting agencies to be judicious about the requirements, type and administration of each contract.

And the paper asks: "Are we capable of welcoming these people, guaranteeing to them a fraternal space in our communities?" The document cautions that "unions between people of the same sex cannot be considered on the same footing as matrimony between man and woman," and highlights "the moral problems connected to homosexual unions".

"It's unique, it's clever". The document cautions that seat license holders shouldn't expect to profit from them and, in fact, they "would lose money as a result of this transaction". Stadco has spent $1.1 billion on the stadium through May of this year, according to the document, and the stadium's lifespan is expected to "greatly exceed" 50 years.

A Chargers spokesman said the team hasn't set a PSL program, but the team expects the majority of seats at the stadium will require "some kind of seat license". People familiar with the Rams' document cautioned the numbers are still being reviewed for the stadium scheduled to open in 2020.

The occupation authority's document cautions its staff and nongovernmental workers that they should avoid 11 "red" zones unless they are on urgent business.

The document also cautions against judging past generations by today's moral or religious standards, and says today's believers cannot be held responsible for sins committed by Catholics hundreds of years ago.

In court the defendants likely will argue that the investors were given ample warning of the risks; offering documents caution that the hedging strategy was "speculative" and carried "significant risk of loss".

In court the defendants likely will argue that the investors were given ample warning of the risks; offering documents caution that the hedging strategy was "speculative" and carried "significant risk of loss". A similar suit in a Baltimore circuit court was dismissed pending a more detailed filing by the plaintiffs.

In spite of the document's appeal for caution, such trials are likely to expand more rapidly (and laws are likely to be changed) now that the party has given its go-ahead.The state-controlled media have hailed these steps in predictably effusive language.