Sentence examples for cautious rules from inspiring English sources

That message seems to have grown out of McChrystal's overly cautious rules of engagement.

These findings were likely a consequence of the tailored approach we have used, applying very cautious rules for dose reduction/omission in the presence of haematologic toxicity, escalating the cytotoxic drugs only in the absence of relevant toxicity on previous cycle, and discontinuing any chemotherapy in patients showing no clear benefit from such treatment.

In this paper, a new operator, the cautious rule of combination, is introduced.

They could devise a legally cautious rule that has little environmental impact, or they could write an aggressive regulation that would slash emissions but be legally vulnerable.

His lawyers wrote a cautious rule that permits "commercially reasonable" but discriminatory deals by carriers (the language is imported from a standard the F.C.C. uses for wireless roaming agreements).

Gone is the old insurgent pitch: "This is going to be a wild ride, it may be chaotic, but you will be able to make your mark". This, too, attracts the kind of cautious, rule-bound manager who abounds in an incumbent bureaucracy.

"It would be overly cautious to rule out…some early signs of progress," said Fitch's Andrew Colquhoun, cautiously.His circumspection is understandable, because past campaigns to raise revenues have faltered.

Instead, when we checked in with Chicago's Ukrainians, cautious optimism ruled.

It may be that once a state decides to implement gay marriage, the court will be less cautious in ruling on how exactly the rules are implemented.

Finally, the cautious and bold rules are shown to be particular members of infinite families of conjunctive and disjunctive combination rules based on triangular norms and conorms.

Avigdor Lieberman said Britain recognised Israel as a "responsible" country that held to "clear, cautious and responsible rules of the game".