| But they are cautioning here that it's too early to say that with any certainty. |
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| In concluding, he took a shot at the liberal tradition by cautioning against immanentism that he thought to be exemplary of Greek thought. |
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| Finally, he calls for consideration of potential economic fallout, cautioning that new developments will inevitably displace older technologies. |
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| Rather than cautioning him, Officer Muller instead asked Mr. Stephen whether there was anything on his person that could hurt either of them. |
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| The nature of that vulnerability varies widely, cautioning against generalization. |
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| She was keeping him in the shallow water, protecting him and cautioning him constantly. |
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| Canada's independent agri-food think tank is cautioning producers not to jump on the local food bandwagon too quickly. |
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| For this reason therefore apart from road safety messages there should be more messages cautioning people about playing it safe. |
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| I assume you think that this situation is simply ghastly, but what exactly are you cautioning against? |
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| Of course you have to have a precaution, as long as you have the scientific evidence of what you're cautioning against. |
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| A view was also expressed cautioning against adding new subjects for inclusion in the agenda. |
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| The current product monograph contains a statement cautioning users and prescribers of the drug of the dangers related to abrupt drug withdrawal. |
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| He cowrote an editorial in the current issue of The Nation cautioning activists against engaging in any activities that could be spun by the GOP or the media as inappropriate. |
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| Local officials of the American Civil Liberties Union are cautioning the NAACP against pushing for aggressive prosecutions and imprisonment of people who use racial slurs. |
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| At most, it might be called investigative detention which does not require cautioning a person or advising him or her of a right to retain and instruct counsel. |
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| I was tempted to make a midclass bathroom trip, but Logan's words cautioning me to stay in public places echoed in my ears. |
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| One of the most important features of the Merseyside Police strategy has been its emphasis on using resources to deal with drug traffickers while operating a cautioning policy toward drug users. |
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| Despite UNIFIL cautioning them and firing a warning shot, one of the individuals threw a bag across the fence and crossed the fence, managing to flee. |
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| Prof. Gao Jie agreed that the objectives of the proposed working group would have to be carefully defined, cautioning that the concept of materials testing was broad. |
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| Asked about the route farther north, he tries to impound your correspondent's passport, cautioning that drug traffickers control the trade routes across the Sahara to the Mediterranean coast. |
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| Any statement made in response to an officer's question may be inadmissible in court if the person has not been given the proper cautioning prior to making the statement. |
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| Just remember: a year ago, when in the Security Council we were cautioning and alerting members of the bombardments by the Russian Federation on Tsitelubani, very close to the vicinity of the South Ossetian conflict zone. |
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| Rather than suggesting that economic prosperity was a sign of God's favour, Jesus was not afraid of cautioning His disciples against the danger of possessing riches. |
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| The Commission therefore decided to pursue the case further by cautioning Spain to fully comply with the ECJ judgement and close and decontaminate the site. |
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| Again, I'm cautioning members to stay within the realm of these three items that we're talking about and have been mandated by the House of Commons to hear evidence on. |
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| I think we sat on opposing sides of the substantive discussions and I remember him cautioning me against certain remarks I'd made that seemed to cast africa in a somewhat bad light. |
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| In the subsequent discussion, delegates highlighted the threat of existing pests and diseases, cautioning against exclusive attention on emerging issues. |
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| The governments of the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and France also collectively issued a press statement cautioning about the law's potential impact. |
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