Sentence examples for cautious moves from inspiring English sources

It was the latest in a series of cautious moves to open the country up to the world.

The administration's reciprocal announcement is the latest in a series of cautious moves that have significantly eased tensions between the United States and Myanmar, also known as Burma.

Not only did the film draw a large audience, but it also threw the spotlight on neglected Jewish heroes and added momentum to cautious moves to look afresh at France's wartime record.

He was at least the second political prisoner known to die of a hunger strike since President Raúl Castro took over from his brother Fidel in 2006, highlighting what experts describe as the new Cuban model: cautious moves toward a more open economy, coupled with continued repression of dissent.

Throughout his judicial career he fully recognised the need for the law to change in appropriate circumstances, but he also accepted the desirability of "cautious moves within established principle", words which he used in writing about one of his colleagues in the House of Lords, Lord Diplock.

But in a rare break from a long history of cautious moves, he rushed to bless President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for winning the election, calling on Iranians to line up behind the incumbent even before the standard three days required to certify the results had passed.

Or, perhaps, a boldly cautious move.

The cautious move would be to duck the Hollingsworth case altogether.

"It's certainly a cautious move," he continued, "but its forward looking".

To the less tactically astute, the sight of defender Jamie Carragher entering the fray might seem like a cautious move.

It would be the cautious move of a relatively elderly society deciding to abdicate from any major global role.