And it represents a cautious adjustment, casting itself in part as an enoteca, constructing a mostly Italian menu and emphasizing small plates, including the kind of make-your-own crostini that won the Greenwich Village restaurant dell'anima such enormous favor.
Soviet foreign policy represented "a cautious, persistent pressure toward the disruption and weakening of all rival influence and rival power".
Prince Saud represented a cautious but effective Saudi foreign policy that relied on the United States to guarantee the kingdom's security, and worked through proxies and checkbook diplomacy to advance its interests.
Alekseev later told us he felt "almost schizophrenic" when he sent the cables to Moscow, because it was his duty to represent the cautious Soviet position, yet he himself, like Mr. Castro, expected an American onslaught.
In April, executives acknowledged the potential for price cuts from Intel but maintained that their flat-to-down-slightly goal represented a cautious approach.
This latest upswing in themarket for impressionist and modernist works simply represents a more cautious investment in art's bluechip stocks and given the limited supply, we'll no doubt see a new sale record very soon.
(FGD1 Female Nurse) This category represents a more cautious attitude among the informants indicating a worry that the use of the tool could cause an ethical dilemma, if the help offered to the abused women is not adequate.
Rebecca Killion, a voting panel member who represented patients, said: "Our charge here is to be cautious, but an overabundance of caution is not a neutral position.
To be cautious, we chose the RefSeq protein to represent a protein group when there was no decisive peptide belonging to the putative isoforms.
The number of fires peaked in the 1960 80s and probably represents changes in forestry practice, so we need to be cautious in using the data to establish the role of climate change.
