Word: cautions
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...Caution to the Winds...
...called) in Bonn, Berlin and Munich. Most, if not all, of these sources insist on anonymity; they talk to us out of a fascination with the subject, a trust in our discretion, and an eagerness to share their knowledge in an area vital to us all. They tend to caution: few of them play the headline game of trying to choose up sides in the Kremlin, or to conjecture much about mysterious "hard line" factions in Moscow...
...strategic or tactical forces of the United States . . .") which it asked the press not to publish "during the current tense international situation." The effect of this request was much like the so-called "voluntary censorship" of World War II and the Korean war. The press is asked "to exercise caution and discretion." Since discretion is left to editors, it merely reinforces a sense of responsibility about the national interest that most editors, ourselves included, are mindful...
Swarthmore College is showing even greater caution and reactivating a special committee of faculty members, students and trustees to study the amended Act. The same committee recommended in 1958 that Swarthmore refuse, on the basis of the disclaimer affidavit, to accept NDEA loans...
...kept with pastel shades in the paintwork and flower beds near the gate. There can be too much fuss over details, an insistence on exact procedure and an overemphasis on the appearance (as opposed to the reality) of competence. In general, the female trend is toward economy and financial caution. Faced with a recession, the female corporation hastens to curtail expenditure and reduce the dividend." Recognizing the difference, says Parkinson, can be vital to an aspiring executive...