Sentence examples for cautiously committed from inspiring English sources
At a news conference on Thursday, after they had played to a draw in the fourth game of their match, Mr. Kramnik and Mr. Leko sounded cautiously committed to trying to reunify the title.
Labour is committed to some kind of re-organisation, but is proceeding cautiously, perhaps scarred by the previous doomed attempt in 2006.
The international community has reached a new consensus, Congress is committing, albeit cautiously, to improved standards, and the private sector is storming the market and being rewarded handsomely.
Throughout his tenure at NATO, Luns, a conservative, was committed to ties with the U.S. and the U.K. and was cautiously skeptical of Soviet policy.
"I'm cautiously optimistic, if for no other reason than that it would be foolish for the federal government to stop spending money on a study that they already committed more than $20 million to and is near completion".
On questions whose resolution is committed at least in large measure to another branch of the federal government, we have construed our own jurisdiction narrowly and exercised it cautiously.
The Bush administration has invested heavily -- but cautiously -- in the Haiti elections, committing $400 million to the country since last summer.
Treviso officials have cautiously backed the FIR's proposals but said they would need to scrutinise them further before committing fully.
