Sentence examples for cautious conduct from inspiring English sources

Clarion calls echoed through the church: for better training and more cautious conduct by the police; for better mental health services in poor neighborhoods; for black people to take better care of themselves and one another; for hip-hop to loosen its corrosive hold on youth culture.

General René Savary, who directed part of the French pursuit, wrote that the Klenau's soldiers had "fought in a manner calculated to instill a cautious conduct into any man disposed to deeds of rashness".

On a realpolitik level, however, the distraction value of North Korea's nuclear test will make it harder for Washington to maintain policy focus on the South China Sea, at a time when the administration's cautious conduct of freedom of navigation operations is already under fire from critics such as John McCain.

Be extra cautious when conducting travel and insurance searches.

Partly, that was caused by badly designed and overly cautious audits conducted by inexperienced auditors.

Intrigues within the royal court may explain why Saudi foreign policy, which has traditionally been discreet and cautious and conducted largely behind bead curtains, is so overt.

Whenever logging onto the Internet at a Wi-Fi hotspot, hotel business center or other public facility whose server may not be encrypted, be extra cautious before conducting online banking or other password-protected transactions.

Pundits now conduct cautious enquiries on television.

After that fiasco, Congress became cautious in its conduct of important investigations.

The political master has to rely on his intelligence chief for threat assessment, and for the cautious and professional conduct of the service.

Mr. Dahlan is an accomplished and cautious politician, who conducted an interview in Arabic but then repeatedly corrected an interpreter's English translation.