Even the big European players are becoming more circumspect in their remarks.
Mr. Bernanke now refers to his first few months as a "break-in period," and has been much more circumspect in his remarks since.
Although the administration says it is not engaged in censorship, officials throughout the government readily say they have been ordered to be circumspect about their remarks.
The letter rankled Mrs. Clinton's supporters in part because Mr. Comey has been circumspect in his remarks about another federal investigation, this one involving allegations of Russian meddling in the election.
Administration officials vigorously deny that charge and say Mr. Bush has been deliberately circumspect in his remarks for fear of disturbing the continuing communications between the sniper and Chief Moose.
B1 CLAMPDOWN ON INFORMATION -- Although the Bush administration says it is not engaged in censorship, officials throughout the government readily say they have been ordered to be circumspect about their remarks to the press.
Despite the bitter leadership race, Mr. Supachai has been circumspect in his remarks during Mr. Moore's tenure, and there is little doubt he will have a quieter style than the bluff Mr. Moore when his turn comes.
CBS Verne Lundquistt showed discretion when it came to discussing the girlfriend of Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron but he wasn't quite as circumspect in his remarks about ESPN.
He said the US should "send China a clear signal that, first, the island-building stops, and second, your access to those islands also is not going to be allowed". James Mattis, Trump's defence secretary nominee, was more circumspect in his remarks to the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Mr. Trichet, many say, is likely to be more circumspect in his public remarks.
That strikes me as a surprisingly bullish statement, given the generally circumspect tenor of her remarks.
