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Some said the calls sounded like he was being too soft on the Iranians, while others described the conversations as standard diplomacy.

They argue that British and American regulators are inclined to be soft on a business that brings their big banks so much revenue.

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Having spent so much of his time in government cultivating the City of London, Mr Brown now fears being seen as too soft on bankers.

The implication was that Bush had gone soft on him, or rather Bush had hardened against Cheney's advice.

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As you may have noticed, the president has been roundly criticised in the US for being too soft on BP.

As foreign minister, Mr Steinmeier has proved soft on Russia, and his party is turning against the war in Afghanistan.

Milo says: Shy. I am definitely tough on the outside and soft on the inside. It takes me a long time to open up to new people.

Less than two months ago, Wall Street was worried that Mr Bernanke's Fed would be too soft on inflation.

Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson would all find their judgment clouded by fear that they would be tagged as "soft on communism. "

Since no politician wants to be tarred as soft on crime, such laws, mandating minimum sentences, are seldom softened.

Re-reading that article, I think Tufte was a bit soft on his target.

The party's current strategy is to argue that Mr Obama is too soft on America's enemies and too loose with the purse-strings.

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There were already fears that Mr Strauss-Kahn's presidential ambitions led the fund to be too soft on Europe.

Accusing the Congress-led government of being "soft on terrorism" is a campaign tactic it has often used.

Mr Abe also has impeccable conservative credentials, which inoculate him against charges at home of being soft on China.

For more than a decade lawmakers have excoriated Democratic and Republican administrations for being too soft on Beijing.

But now Mr Zapatero's opponents can no longer accuse him of being soft on terrorism by talking to the gunmen.

Now, be soft on the children.

Mr Romney launched his first television spot attacking Mr Huckabee in Iowa this week, accusing him of being soft on illegal immigration.

By contrast, the peace wing of the Democratic Party clearly linked the Democrats with being soft on defence.

Shanghai newspaper, Oriental Morning News, then criticised Global Times for being too soft on the local government.

Mr Obama certainly cannot be accused of going soft on moneymen.

Gun-owners also feel Mr Obama is soft on crime, and fear that the recession will bring social and economic collapse.

The Liberals are banging the drum about border security, bad asylum seekers, boat people and soft on security.

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TOO cosy with Wall Street during the boom, too soft on it in the bust.

Is Washington afraid he will be too soft on his Wall Street buddies to the detriment of the taxpayer?

In the past, accusations that leaders have gone soft on China's one-time enemy have escalated into broader anti-government protests.

Mr Bush was indifferent to Russia's legitimate concerns but soft on the Kremlin's abuses of power.

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These days the police are just too soft on drug peddlers.

For years Democrats have fought the perception that they are soft on defence and low on patriotism.

My fellow legislators were skittish about appearing in any way to be soft on crime.

The former US vice-president and the al-Qaeda leader agree that Barack Obama was too soft on the underpants bomber.

Under the current government in Seoul, "Who would want to appear to be soft on [the North]? "

But many see domestic politics at work, as Mr Obama seeks to rebut criticism that he is soft on defence.

Qarase of being corrupt and too soft on the organizers of a coup six years ago.

But faced with attacks at home for being "soft" on China, the government has asserted itself politically.

But the conclusion many voters will draw is that the system is too soft on crime.

Soft on terrorism has become a substitute for soft on communism.

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He has been soft on her for years.

He wants to plant the idea that Mr Obama is somehow "soft" on terrorism.

Republican hawks will have a hard time pressing their claims that Obama is "soft on terrorism. "

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I'm tough on the outside and soft on the inside. . . I'm really a shy guy.

But he'll also want to demonstrate that he hasn't gone soft on points of US-Sino friction like trade and currency.

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Because the ECB hates to show that it has gone soft on inflation.

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Also, we sometimes have a problem of being either too hard or too soft on ourselves.

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'He has gotten a lot of criticism from people saying he is too soft on Iran . . .

She is too soft on Moscow.

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