We treated it with respect and were quite circumspect in our actions.
We have made some changes to the text, particularly in the Discussion, to make sure that we are appropriately circumspect regarding the mechanism of action of VCP.
But Mr. Halevy, who said he has watched the video several times, was circumspect when asked about the beating, characterizing the officers' actions as "irresponsible and not ethical".
8.07am BST Ashdown's fellow Lib Dem Simon Hughes is a little more circumspect, telling ITV's Daybreak the public's views on action in Syria had been affected by the Iraq war.
In times of strong competition or economic hardship, some leaders argue they don't have the time to be discerning and circumspect when problems arise; they feel they need to take immediate action.
He won small but sharp actions at Port Gibson, Raymond, and Jackson, while the circumspect Confederate defender of Vicksburg, John C. Pemberton, was unable to link up with a smaller Southern force under Joseph E. Johnston near Jackson.
It can be jarring for fans of American sports, in which players and coaches can be much more circumspect and protective (read: bland) in their public comments and actions.
The more science we know, the likelier we are to be circumspect, to consider the possibility of harm that may result from thoughtless action.
In interviews, other E.P.A. officials have been more circumspect, stressing that dredging is only one of several alternatives, and that -- at least technically -- taking no action is still an option.
The extreme market action and the uncertainties hanging over the economy and the financial system have made strategists and portfolio managers more circumspect than usual when issuing forecasts.
