He responds: "I caveated my words, very clearly, by saying the answers were hypothetical". These caveats, he says, were edited out.
We're hearing (and seeing) similar regarding iOS talent, but with one caveat: Word on the street is that few mobile design whizzes actually want to work at Facebook, but everyone has their price, and post-IPO Mark Zuckerberg is willing to pay that price, whatever it is.
So we have caveated the name "Islamic State" with words which qualify it eg "so called Islamic State"." Responding to reports of the letter, Leader of the House Chris Grayling was scathing of the BBC.
You can puncture the Trump dream with the words "caveat emptor" until "Make America Great Again" reads like "There's A Sucker Born Every Minute".
I'm caveating every f***ing word and swearing a LOT... but we do have access to birth control, we do get to choose when we don't have children but perhaps we shouldn't think that means we get to choose when we DO have children".
The message was caveated, but Carney would have been well aware of the probable impact of his words.
Wood, a former economist at the Bank of England, said: "The message was caveated, but Carney would have been well aware of the probable impact of his words.
What's more,it boosted credibility over and above a perfectly worded message without the caveat.
The caveat in that wording is that international audiences have already seen most of these cars, at shows like the one last month in Paris.
The caveat here is that a great deal probably depends on how the poll questions were worded.
In other words, caveat trader.
