Sentence examples for types of caution from inspiring English sources
Ireland - 'Garda [Police] Juvenile Diversion Programme', Public Service Information provided by the Citizens Information Boardd (internet), updated August 2009 [Word 43kb] Simple description of Ireland's police diversion programme, including: background; responsibilities; process; admission criteria; child protection considerations; different types of caution, supervision and conferences.
The other type of caution is a conditional caution, which has conditions attached to it that an offender must comply with or face prosecution for the original offence.
But you wont find that type of caution among Whitney's right-wing defenders who couldn't care less about investors losing money amid a panic particularly one that supports their broader, political agenda.
But Obama's care in putting the blame and the action needed in the right place, and not on all Muslims or immigrants was the type of caution and restraint needed at a time when the witch-hunt against Muslims was again cranking up.
As with any statistical exercise of this type, some notes of caution should be attached to these findings.
Military flight manuals contain three types of warnings; WARNING, CAUTION and NOTE messages convey personal injury or loss of life hazards, material damage hazards and essential information respectively.
Pooling of the two types of data requires caution if different modes of data collection elicit different patterns of responses or obtain responses from different subsets of the population.
Although the strength of these data lie in their origin from randomised controlled trials, thus removing the risk of allocation bias that is associated with other types of study, some caution should be exercised when considering the data at face value.
Approach these types of positions with caution.
Use water storage tanks and other types of containers with caution.
The observation of a cut-off point at which the progenitor cells cannot make some neuron types extends "a word of caution for people interested in using stem cells" to resolve neurological problems, says neuroscientist Paula Monaghan of University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania.
