Caution

Caution

Caution

Caution.

And uncertainty results in caution.

Caution, dangerous dog!

Caution! Wet Paint

Caution! Wet floor.

Caution wet floor

(e) Issuing a caution

But now, a word of caution.

Note Data should be interpreted with caution.

The impact is that each response to an ERW find must be planned with great care and caution to ensure all threats are considered and that the safety of the responding troops is addressed to the extent feasible.

Better to err on the side of caution.

There are arguments for caution in this process.

UNOPS has exercised caution in its budgetary assumptions.

These statistics should be used with due caution.

Caution Contents are hot, on billions of coffee cups.

But here a word of caution is in order.

This calls for caution in the interpretation of estimates.

These positive trends should, however, be interpreted with caution.

Therefore, the rate of 11 per thousand should be taken with caution.

Luggage left in public places in national airports is treated with caution.

As such extreme caution shall be exercised in reporting incidents pertaining to them.

Member States should therefore exercise caution with respect to any decision concerning the Council.

Continuing insecurity in the Kivus, however, has led UNHCR to caution against premature returns.

However, there was almost universal caution against an over reliance on information and communication technologies to engage young people.

The Government can see a number of reasons to exercise caution in enacting new statutory provisions.

At the same time, he wished to echo the note of caution sounded by the representative of Serbia and Montenegro.

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Although we understand the spirit that animates some of those proposals, we must address them with caution.

While we underscore the need for effective oversight mechanisms, we caution against an overload of the system.

She wished to caution, however, that de facto polygamy was rife in societies that were nominally monogamous.

Conversion of translators' and interpreters' contracts should be approached with caution, as demand for such staff would diminish after the election.

The result of these difficulties is a widely divergent State practice that courts and political departments have treated with justifiable caution.

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Data presented above are to be taken with caution due to unsatisfactory information on the causes of deaths.

The issue of consent, which must in any case be freely given, should be treated with particular caution.

In addition, caution was raised with respect to the possibility of over regulating arbitration, thus affecting its effectiveness.

In the process, we particularly wish to caution against the imposition of restrictive conditionalities in economic cooperation programmes.

Medical care includes general practitioner care, specialist care in hospitals, essential pharmaceutical supplies, hospitalization where necessary including in cases of pregnancy and confinement and pre natal and post natal care.

Further, while the nominal figures for increases in ODA are encouraging, they have to be interpreted with some caution.

Benefits include premium free Alberta Health Care, dental care, eye care and glasses, prescriptions, essential diabetic supplies and emergency ambulance services.

However, such figures have to be viewed with caution, as supply constraints and other limiting factors may ultimately impede benefits for developing countries.

Given the complexity of space affairs, the specifics of each scenario must be judged with patience, caution and in coordination with one another.