Word: cautiously
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Because social democrats have mostly come to power in industrially advanced and politically democratic nations, they have been cautious in their efforts to change existing systems by, for example, nationalizing economies. Says French Socialist
Reardon added that he would be surprised if Harvard hockey coach William J. Cleary '56 had contacted anyone. Cleary is very cautious and does not like to make commitments if he is not sure he can keep players, Reardon said...
Considering all of the emotions swirling about the Middle East issues, and the candor and unpredictability of Anwar Sadat, U.S. hopes of a return to quiet, cautious diplomacy seem optimistic...
...budget is an engineer's document with no flashes of inspiration or insight but with a cautious and thorough probing of the national machinery, a bit of tin; kering here, a new part there, a yank on a lever or two and a squirt of the oilcan...
Abandoning the near-Olympian distance he had maintained up to now from the bitter political skirmishing, Giscard attacked the left headon. Pointing out some of the successes achieved by Premier Raymond Barre's policy of cautious stimulation-a December trade surplus, four months of falling unemployment and a slowing rate of inflation (0.3% for December)-Giscard argued that only the center and right were capable of leading the country out of its lingering economic malaise. "If we want to be cured," he thundered, "we must choose the right doctor. If we choose the easy way out, the economy will...