Among the formal and studiedly cautious documents are some with a lighter touch that raise a smile.
THE Phillips report into the origins of BSE (mad cow disease) and its human equivalent, vCJD, was a cautious, unhysterical document.
But at least the document was cautious in assessing what weaponry Iraq had, concluding only that Iraq had "some" lethal biological agents and could quickly make more.
Social workers became cautious about what they documented.
It is a Clintonian document: fiscally disciplined, cautious, trade-opening, technology-promoting and business-friendly ie, everything populists are not.
The 2010 International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation Consensus on Science document made a somewhat cautious recommendation supporting the use of both interventions (12).
This document argues for a cautious expansion of the scope of prenatal screening to serious congenital and childhood disorders, only following sound validation studies and a comprehensive evaluation of all relevant aspects.
Owners should be cautious about agreeing to electronic communication and document delivery.
Baskin faxed the document to Meidan, who as a cautious intelligence officer refuses to work with e-mail.
Ben Witherington III, a biblical scholar and professor at Asbury theological seminary, in Wilmore, Kentucky, added that the unclear origins of the document should encourage people to be cautious.
