She also, more cautiously, takes her first stab at film.
With the passage of the Lisbon treaty, European lawmakers seem to be cautiously taking a more prominent role in several policy areas.
He writes: So far, ministers are testing the waters here, moving very cautiously: taking money from the NHS for the MoD would be a big step in principle.
Chávez loved to draw on populist Christian rhetoric and he seems to have died a good Catholic, but he reacted furiously whenever the church, however cautiously, took him to task for suppressing democracy.
A tender, witty novel in which a former monk, after 20 years in his order, rents an apartment from a 38-year-old single mother; the ensuing relationship proceeds cautiously, taking account of the prudence required of struggling people who aren't going to get that many more chances.
A tender, witty novel in which a former monk, after 20 years in his order, rents an apartment from a 38-year-old single mother; the ensuing relationship grows cautiously, taking account of the prudence required of struggling people who aren't going to get that many more chances.
Investors, he says, are cautiously taking a second look at Russia.
The days of cautiously taking care of ourselves will wane as we move medicine, politics and society forward.
Disconcertingly pink, polka-dotted with green, like some unholy elementary school art project that you are supposed to eat, we cautiously took our first bite.
