Examples of using Some caution in English and their translations into Swedish
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still warranted considerable attention and gave cause for some caution.
Comparisons between the various countries must be made with some caution, since the exact stage at which a new draft is notified by the INFOPRO system has not been harmonised.
On the other hand, I believe that it is worthwhile for a central bank to act with some caution in areas where it does not have any previous experience to draw on.
that the theme of harmonisation had to be dealt with some caution.
but this type of aggregate indicator needs to be treated with some caution as improvements can be the result either of higher energy efficiency and/or from changes in the structure of the economy.
to act with some caution.
the exercise is not wholly meaningful and the initial results must be treated with some caution.
These figures need to be interpreted with some caution, however, since in a number of countries where benefit levels are low(the UK especially),
are the few virtual casino of the country with some caution, and the choice they have is small.
In the 1960s and 1970s, some cautioned that scientific experts would take over politics
However, some caution is necessary.
The weaker second-quarter growth rate should be interpreted with some caution.
I support the call for research but with some caution.
Therefore, some caution is needed.
They should, however, be applied with some caution.
the inexperienced should exercise some caution.
Nevertheless, monthly changes in the PMI should be interpreted with some caution.
tastier way could be to prepare meat with some caution.
For tactical reasons I would urge some caution as to how Members of Parliament pursue this issue.
Based on the foregoing reflections, what we might say about Vé, with some caution, is that he is a god of the hallowed earth.