Sentence examples for cautious position from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, the essay provides glimpses of Pakistan's deeply cautious position on negotiating with the Taliban.

The College of American Pathologists, whose members work at commercial and other laboratories, takes a cautious position on the issue.

What starts as a cautious position on how best to share data in line with the law could drift into normal practice.

"She takes a largely factual and cautious position that reflects the thinking of moderate Arab governments, but is sometimes outside normal Western discourse".

But increasingly in the '80s, and much more explicitly since the '90s, after severe proliferation crises in Iraq, Libya and North Korea, these countries have assumed a much more responsible and cautious position as nuclear exporters.

But they were clearly in the minority, he said, and others in the Argentine church, including the new pope, who was 39 at the time of the 1976 coup, adopted a far more cautious position.

Indeed, the delegates meeting in Kampala adopted scientifically cautious positions in some areas.

But on many issues, Mr. Kerry has often struck more nuanced, politically cautious positions than those broad assessments might suggest.

Europe's main bourses erased their previous gains on Tuesday as traders, with little in the way of corporate news flow, took cautious positions ahead of earnings announcements from big hitters this week like Nokia, Roche and Rio Tinto.

Now that cautious, responsible position, which Mr. Obama conditioned on Republican consent to tax increases, is seen as capitulation to the right.

Alekseev later told us he felt "almost schizophrenic" when he sent the cables to Moscow, because it was his duty to represent the cautious Soviet position, yet he himself, like Mr. Castro, expected an American onslaught.