Sentence examples for cautious proposal from inspiring English sources

It is, however, an extremely cautious proposal, one that doesn't follow through on its own analysis.

The agency has made a cautious proposal that the airlines equip themselves to broadcast the signals, but not until 2020.

It is a cautious proposal designed to avoid complex issues over territorial rights while reassuring the audience.

Bush, urged by Karl Rove to keep his distance from Ryan's plan, released a far more cautious proposal, with smaller accounts and less expensive transition costs.

The home secretary's cautious proposal stems directly from the knowledge that she is treading a fine line within a cabinet that is deeply divided over the issue and perhaps lacks the necessary political will to face down the drinks industry.

But a cautious proposal for minor electoral reforms ahead of this year's green paper would not win over many of the other 80%.Much of the time the DAB finds itself in a de facto alliance with another "pro-government" party, the Liberals, dominated by businessmen.

"Some of them may well be thinking about it but I know others are distinctly more cautious about the proposal and the practical implications".

The home secretary, who has shown streaks of authoritarian malice in other cases, has been cautious of this proposal, citing the need to preserve the consensual nature of British policing.

Over-rosy views of the economy in 2009 probably made policymakers too cautious in their proposals.

"It's not what Rudy Giuliani wanted," Mr. Viteritti said of Ms. Weingarten's new positions, which are more cautious than similar proposals by Mr. Giuliani.

Clegg, who in government blocked previous attempts to give spies sweeping new powers, was cautious, saying the proposals were much improved compared with the snooper's charter.