Sentence examples for cautious role from inspiring English sources

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Liberalising, secularising Poland tended to ignore him.He became best known in the wider world not for his cautious role in helping his country to democracy, but for his remarks in 1989 in the row over Christian symbols, and a convent, at the Auschwitz death camp, and in 2001 about his experience of Polish Jews in general.

As the Artemis Racing team prepares its AC72 for America's Cup trials this winter, Outteridge seems cautious about his role.

Mr. Koizumi has proposed that Japanese military forces provide background support in the anti-terror battle, a step beyond the nation's cautious self-defense role in recent decades that makes China and other neighbors nervous.

He said: "We haven't reached that position in child welfare in the UK... we need to be cautious about the role of ideology and the way in which policies are developed, particularly attitudes towards poorer people".

Helen Szoke, chief executive of Oxfam Australia, said her organisation "would have put the reduction of poverty as the first benchmark" in the revamped aid program and was "cautious" about the role of the private sector.

However, he remains cautious about the role of global warming.

The FAO's Senior Livestock Officer Carolyn Opio was more cautious about the role diet can play.

Altruism was previously rated as the main motivation for participation in clinical RCTs [ 18, 36]; however, recent evidence has been more cautious about the role of altruism.

Gunn takes a cautious approach to his role.

Yet the administration has taken a cautious and rather passive role on the issue, proclaiming broad goals while remaining aloof from details of climate legislation now in Congress.