Sentence examples for more cautious proposal from inspiring English sources

Bush, urged by Karl Rove to keep his distance from Ryan's plan, released a far more cautious proposal, with smaller accounts and less expensive transition costs.

"Some of them may well be thinking about it but I know others are distinctly more cautious about the proposal and the practical implications".

"It's not what Rudy Giuliani wanted," Mr. Viteritti said of Ms. Weingarten's new positions, which are more cautious than similar proposals by Mr. Giuliani.

However, Whittingdale was more cautious about BBC proposals to support the local newspaper industry – including a 100-strong network of local reporters and a new data hub and network – which elicited a mixed response from local media companies on Monday.

Current lending is already more cautious than any regulatory proposal I have seen".

Other Western countries were initially more cautious about military action, particularly when the initial proposals that Ecowas put forward to the UN lacked convincing technical detail.

It tabled a radical proposal on agriculture to rival the more cautious EU and American plans.

If we want to prevent another Deepwater Horizon from happening in the future, we've got to have more cautious drilling practices and more sets of eyes reviewing proposals for safety issues.

Nonetheless, data owners are becoming more cautious about sharing human genomic data, often implementing additional processes to review proposals for data access.

Carwyn Jones, the Labour first minister, called this proposal insufficient, huffing that Wales was not being treated with as much respect as Scotland.The prime minister was more cautious about offering the Northern Irish more autonomy.

Others were more cautious.