Tuppence Patiently, cautiously

Therefore, we must move cautiously.

Proceed cautiously. Garzah may be armed.

I remain cautiously optimistic about the future.

Let us move cautiously and evaluate the proposal in its entirety.

We should therefore make progress cautiously, especially on such fundamental questions.

(f) Parties, however, appear to be approaching the pilot phase cautiously.

Although the subregional approach had some merits, it should be pursued cautiously.

The Special Representative made a comprehensive assessment of the situation and said that he was cautiously optimistic.

Like Franklin Roosevelt, who acted very cautiously in trying to persuade American opinion to abandon isolationism in the 1930 s, Merkel has proceeded cautiously on saving the euro. She faced public skepticism about using German funds to bail out the Greek economy.

On 13 June (see S PV.5199), I presented my last assessment to the Council, and it was cautiously optimistic.

However, the reforms must be implemented cautiously in order not to affect the most essential programmes such as poverty eradication, health and education.

We should continue to acknowledge the sensitive nature of this topic and the need to proceed cautiously, with all stakeholders' views being carefully considered.

The final phases of the survey confirmed the preliminary indications, namely that the change was cautiously welcomed by a majority of clients in all fields.

Some experts pointed out that there is a need to properly pace and sequence liberalization and regulatory reform and to cautiously make commitments in the WTO.

Preliminary indications, based on the first phase of the survey conducted in April 1997, were that the change was cautiously welcomed by a majority of clients.

The argument could be put forward, somewhat cautiously, that at the present stage of the development of aerospace objects there is no very urgent need to develop such procedures.

It therefore seems advisable to gradually and cautiously build up the necessary political momentum that can result in effective change and real reform, with the strongest possible political support from the membership.

It therefore seems advisable to gradually and cautiously build up the necessary political momentum that can result in effective change and real reform, with the strongest possible political support from the membership .

For that reason, he cautiously welcomed the announcement by the Government of its seven stage road map, and acknowledged the potential role that the National Convention could play in the transition to democracy.

The government has also sought to attract foreign investment and promote economic diversification. And some factions of the Saudi family are reaching out albeit cautiously to civil society actors, attempting to engage them in a dialogue about the country s future.

And the Chief Executive has a constitutional duty to implement the Basic Law and to account to the Central People's Government and the HKSAR.6 In these early days of our new constitution, it is only prudent to proceed cautiously.

Meanwhile, relief from sanctions, together with the gradual return of international companies, kick starts Iran s ailing economy. Increased openness toward Europe and, more cautiously, the US encourages reform minded members of Iran s middle class to seek their future inside the country, rather than emigrating.

It should be clear by now that excessive, front loaded austerity measures tend to be self defeating, because they trigger a downward spiral of output, employment, and tax revenues. Indeed, the International Monetary Fund s most recent report on the eurozone says as much (if cautiously).

President Préval has advanced cautiously in his consultations, hemmed in as he is between the vocal minority clamouring for the establishment of a politically unacceptable but constitutionally required permanent electoral council and the broad political consensus insisting on a trustworthy but provisional electoral body.

But, unlike three decades ago, when the Japanese regarded China as one of their most favored countries, public opinion in both countries nowadays registers more negative feelings than positive ones. Behind the smiles, the polite interactions, and the cautiously worded diplomatic language, strong undercurrents of suspicion remain.

Moscovici, the executive committee member of economic affairs of the European Commission, said on Friday, We are not interested in the crisis between the European Commission and Italy, he responded cautiously since the proposals and sanctions of the European Commission might have little impact on Italy.

Mr. Neil (Jamaica), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that considering the progress made in the advancement of women since the adoption of the Beijing Platform for Action, there was reason to be cautiously optimistic about the future however, many obstacles remained.

It is interesting to note that in France, where the tradition of service public remains a priority and liberalization is being implemented cautiously, introduction of competition in the electricity sector was precipitated by the ambitions of the then integrated State owned monopoly to expand elsewhere in Europe.

In case of a need to take concrete measures on specific problems, it should act cautiously in strict accordance with the mandate given by the Security Council and on the premise of respecting the agreements reached voluntarily by the parties concerned, including regional organizations in the area.

Cautiously encouraged by signs of progress in the ongoing political process in Myanmar, as reported by the Special Rapporteur, especially the release of political prisoners and the relaxation of some of the constraints governing the operation of legal political parties, but still concerned at the slow speed of the process,

The lack of complete data and the simplicity of this method require that the preliminary estimates made here be treated cautiously. 9 Although the great majority of non governmental organizations income from national sources comes from the national Government, some small amounts may come from national foundations or unidentified sources.

EDINBURGH In recent weeks, talk about a budding recovery in the eurozone has gained traction, with key indices pointing to expansion in the core countries data that many are citing as evidence that austerity is finally working. Money market funds from the United States are returning, albeit cautiously, to resume funding of European bank debt.

In that context, while he commended the proposal to transform United Nations information centres into regional hubs in the developed countries, where they were costly for the Department to run and the resources thus released could be assigned to other priority areas, he felt that the process should be implemented cautiously in other regions, on a case by case basis and in consultation with concerned countries.

They boldly assessed the status of current and longstanding problems extreme poverty, hunger, disease, the HIV pandemic, child mortality, environmental degradation, lack of good governance, disregard for human rights and the rule of law and showed strength and resolve in defining steps and actions to be taken or reinforced in order to meet our targets, and they were cautiously optimistic about the deadlines to be met.

But factors beyond taxes and benefits also contribute to low employment rates in all the three major euro zone economies high minimum wages and some features of employment protection legislation slow down the flow of workers through the job market. Although a long agenda of reforms is beginning to be tackled, first in Germany and, more recently and cautiously, in France, the results are slow in coming and public understanding of the need for change remains limited.