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Josef Ackermann, the bank's chief executive, said he was cautious about the outlook for the global economy.

Mr Min said the Rothschild name, with a 250-year banking history, and its cautious banking approach had appealed to Bank of China.

Dr Martin Dominik of the University of St Andrews in Scotland agreed, and said he would be "a bit cautious" about the results.

Some physicists heavily criticised the paper, while others gave it a cautious welcome.

We were trying to be cautious because the defeat on Sunday probably shocked us a little.

We don't want to go out with a whimper. We know we have to be cautious but we cannot be over-cautious.

Analysts said the market was also still cautious about possible Japanese intervention, with many investors on the sidelines.

"But I think we should be cautious concerning foreign acquisitions because there are quite a few failed acquisitions, " he said.

Some in government probably think it a good idea to help small businesses and even consumers get loans, but others are cautious.

When stock markets fall, as they did a year ago, cautious executives slash spending on everything, including share repurchases.

He said he will continue to be very cautious in what he tells his patients about drinking.

Cautious speech then, is not only prudent, but should be expected of any candidate seriously trying to get elected.

But public opinion here on the general election to be able to make political stability, remains cautious wait and see attitude.

'I keep a very professional look and try to be cautious in how I talk to people. I don't use the word 'yo. ''

To tell the truth, for the Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung's fate, from the beginning of our forecast is very cautious.

But he also said he was more cautious about the promise of generics this time, because biotech medicines were not easy to copy.

Yet, Mrs Gandhi remembers a welcome from her mother-in-law, Indira, while her own father was more cautious about her choice.

Having outlined all his research, Ong points out, in an equally cautious tone, that it could also be that early puberty triggers obesity.

The veteran market strategist was one of the most bearish analysts at the start of 2008, and he has remained cautious.

This would, said the Public Ledger, make journalism "more cautious in its comments upon public events abroad" .

In order to make information easier to understand for readers, English ads in the choice of the word must be very cautious and has skills.

So the state tends to be less cautious in its allocation of water than Victoria or South Australia.

The very idea of a cautious revolutionary would seem, on the face of it, a contradiction in terms.

Formerly cautious to the point of being uncommunicative, my companions had changed out of recognition.

We, instead, want her to feel cautious and perhaps reverent of the rather dangerous energies the system controls.

But if the police are right to be cautious over the use of crowd-control weapons, they seem to have been slow to react in other ways.

The old lady asked me to be cautious and not to talk with those guys who were hanging out on the street corner.

Hippen said he would be cautious about changing UNOS policy without good evidence to support doing so.

We may have to be more cautious with him, especially in the next two months.

Their stance is that we are beginning to see some green shoots but nevertheless we have to be cautious.

In a twist that fits a cautious era, it's the least sexy of these investments that have fared the best.

In their view, the modest rate cut , a fine- tuning, the main impact will be reflected in the cautious attitude of those home buyers who.

All three candidates in the presidential race offered cautious endorsement of at least some parts of the Treasury's plan.

I think we still have 3-5 years where the American consumer is going to be very cautious on buying items, even if the economy gets better.

Particularly, I was more cautious of firing my gun, lest any of them, being on the island, should happen to hear of it.

If you are planning on getting pregnant, you should be very cautious about the placement of any tattoo near the abdominal area.

At least as long as the memories of the latest crisis are fresh, bankers are likely to be more cautious than before.

However, he said, they were cautious about investing at a time of high domestic valuations.

That may be so but the CSRC remains cautious on hedge funds, unsure as to quite how much risk they pose.

"It is all about confidence. Will banks remain cautious? Probably. Will corporates remain cautious? Probably too, " he added.

Chinese consumers are ready to shop but remain cautious in their spending, according to a recent survey by the Boston Consulting Group.

If I had been less cautious, I might have been more wise.

With net credit losses declining further, the bank declared that it had "turned the corner" , but remained cautious about its outlook.

For some of these neoconservatives, Bush's cautious approach in the early days of the Georgia crisis was the final straw.

The round-the-clock nature of the markets makes many traders cautious, leading them to focus on specific near-term levels.

"When it comes to energy security, our policy is not directed against any single country. It's just a matter of being cautious, " he said.

If I had been less cautious, I might have been wiser.

Like a cautious traveler, I tried to protect myself from the wind and lost my soul instead.

But he made it quite clear that China would be cautious and gave no hint that sudden exit was imminent.

Chinese analysts are also cautious on how much Mr Zardari can expect in financial support.

Children are raised to be independent and cautious, with a strong sense of self-esteem.

Some contrarian analysts were also more cautious as optimism at peak levels is usually a sign of a pullback and thus, negative for equities.

Finally, you need to be very cautious about the particular bathing products that you utilize for your child.

By the time I got to high school, I had learned to be more cautious about revealing my dreams.

If I had been more cautious, I might have done better.

The first step of that process seems to be happening -- U. S. consumers are more cautious -- but it is unclear who will take up their slack.

'You have to be very cautious and careful in these situations, ' one of the people familiar with the matter said.

Mr. Goldstein said the fact that the ships were unarmed showed that China was taking a cautious approach.

The uncertainty about the weather has had a definite effect upon the Englishman's character; it tends to make him cautious.

So we have to be very cautious of you know what kind of activities we engage in.

A. The fact that she was able to send a message was a hint, but I had to be cautious.

And regardless of the law, social changes seem to be making parents in rich countries cautious about smacking.

Investors, who gave Apple only a market-average multiple on this year's earnings before Mr Jobs resigned, are right to be cautious.

then one became like most middle-aged people, cautious, furtive, with wrinkles between the eyes and a look of perpetual apprehension.

They seem to be well anchored in the US and the eurozone, but far less so in the UK, where the Bank of England has to be cautious.

But he said Israel must be cautious about public spending in the wake of the U. S. debt crisis.

But his travels have taught him to be cautious. . . and Alfred soon realizes his caution is justifies, even among his own kind.

For this reason it is always a good idea to be polite and cautious when writing e-mails or instant messages to your friends.

Feinberg as a result of a number of potential candidates to set up a "limited pay order" a cautious response.

and yet one might be cautious about believing this statement.

Let us loosen ourselves. Eternal suspicion is no way for a confident country like ours to grow. Of course we need to be cautious about it.

The Swedish company blamed the US decline on the macroeconomic outlook, which had led customers to adopt a more cautious stance.

To the disappointment of his conservative backers, however, Mr Macri has always been politically cautious.

Benitez is pleased with the defender's return to fitness and is hoping Denmark boss, Morten Olsen is cautious with him.

Now, for that 1% of users who have way too much time on their hands, it would be wise to be cautious.

"Continuing our pattern of cautious optimism, " one retailer said. "Consumers appear to be coming out of hibernation and willing to spend. "

Such view is only for reference, not as the basis for entry by market participants. Futures risk investment to be cautious.

The author had not been cautious about filenames, and quotes and spaces caused problems.

This method might seem overly cautious, but it has been chosen as a scalable method that will work for a very large cluster.

If more tests back up their suspicions then it would mean that doctors should be more cautious about using these treatments, he said.

"A wise and cautious bird does not put all her eggs in one basket, " Mary said. "To do that would be too risky. "

However, plenty of men blame women to be over cautious drivers.

And take hiring: one of the industries that have been most cautious is the hotel and leisure business.

This tends to dampen movement in the IPCA, and encourages the Central Bank to be cautious.

China's growing confidence in dealing with the US, and the world in general, is still matched by a cautious desire to avoid conflict.

"This idea has come up, I was a bit cautious about it, " Dennis Lockhart, the president of the Atlanta Fed, told reporters this week.

Mr. Ko Ko said the news media, while testing limits, remained cautious on several sensitive subjects.

He admits he is usually cautious about talking to the press, choosing his words carefully when talking about his job or his private life.

"Our clients are still cautious given the economic environment, the regulatory environment, other things, " he said.

The second advocates a more cautious approach: it is all well and good but we need to be aware of all the dynamics.

He discerned an opportunity for a new kind of joke which required him to be cautious and solemn.

His cautious wife tugged on his arm . "You can't get into these discussions , " she said , drawing him back inside .

This might have prompted a bold Labour manifesto and a cautious Tory one.

So I think you have to be very cautious about this.

Negative reinforcement during those early years taught me to be a cautious and conscientious doctor.

He said job growth was breaking through the cautious hiring pattern displayed by employers in recent months.

To be absolutely cautious of a spouse's fidelity or devotion is to take the other person too much for granted.

The court got to be cautious for fear some divorces might commit suicide because of social pressure.

In the face of this kaleidoscope of promises and changing fashions, governments have been understandably cautious about decentralization.

On Wednesday, the Bank delivered a cautious outlook on the UK economy in its quarterly Inflation Report.

These scientists are cautious about the extent to which animals can be credited with conscious processing.

I think we have to be very cautious about that and very careful about how we go about getting into other countries' affairs.

However, in the Ming compiled album, the "word Lin Yan Zhai, " may well be cautious editor, the least one mistake.

But one should be very cautious and keep to reading the texts in their historical contexts and not with an eye on later knowledge.

But the US can be cautious in its sales, avoiding disruption of the sales programmes of other countries, as it has in the past.

Cautious as the rest of her family (was) , she didn't seem willing to give an immediate reply to my question.

"China should be more cautious and concentrated in avoiding risks, " said the English-language Global Times in an editorial.

He was very cautious lest he should be discovered by his wife.

be cautious when holding those glasses; they are easy to break.

That seems unlikely: Returning to the Afghan war zone would have been foolhardy, and bin Laden has proved to be a cautious man.

so we were a little cautious. Now of course, we would have preferred to keep it all but we did the right thing.

He HAD grown into an extremely clearheaded, cautious, prudent young man, who was safe to go up in the world.

There was reason to be cautious about the manufacturing sector outlook as well despite Monday's data.

Mr Bernanke, who did not comment directly on the sales report, remained cautious about the shape of the recovery.

But the company's bullish tone was tempered by a cautious outlook for Chinese exports, the main factor driving its business.

I doubt things are as weak as the sentiment readings suggest, but no doubt people will be cautious in August.

Stability, taking into account the performance of the company can provide better defense, and to "recommend cautious" investment rating.

A person who is born in Year of Ox has quite cautious and down-to-earth manner, and is not easy to be influenced by ones.

Yet the risk is that this would also mean four more years of cautious, PR-conscious government.

'Companies are increasingly cautious about employing anyone, ' he said.

"The markets continue to be unsettled, and we remain cautious on the immediate outlook for UBS, " the bank said.

Even the normally cautious government is beginning to flex a little muscle on the world stage.

Now, young employees are cautious about giving too much of themselves -- even if it means less money or prestige, Dr. Arai says.

In Beijing, where he is set to meet Chinese leaders and tour historical sites, Mr Obama is likely to be just as cautious.

This cautious policy, though, could easily be upended if events in Iran were to turn bloodier still.

Tips: some northern and central parts of the anti-government armed Tamil Tigers, into their sphere of influence must be cautious.

Is a timeless classic, no doubt, the classical variations, is both cautious and risky experiment.

"For the next 18 months to two years, investors will be a little cautious, " says HSBC's Mr Parmar.

I've always been outgoing but since an embarrassing experience in a New York restaurant I've been much more cautious.

It is mainly responsible for the work to read the data, so when cleaning up the internal drive to be cautious.

Wen Jiabao, premier, has continued to adopt a cautious tone, warning against "blind optimism" .

Although he was once quite active to this kind of requests, he had to adopt the cautious attitude for a number of reasons.

In a small, sparsely furnished room, a young boy in a black T-shirt backs himself into a corner. He's cautious.

The European Union's toughest advocate of austerity gave a positive message, even if it was typically cautious.

Barnes is cautious about calling the bottom of the cycle for global house prices, with only anecdotal evidence of "green shoots" .

Even absent such a decline, lenders remain cautious, punishing those who never indulged during the boom.

Barack Obama, who had recently told Mr Netanyahu to make the move, gave it a cautious welcome.

Any entrepreneur should be cautious with regards to taking funding when you are not entering into what I would describe as a partnership.

But the lower price for the IPO would make me more cautious about what I'd pay for shares in a Chinese company.

Its inhabitants, by nature acquisitive and cautious, economical, tenacious, had learnt to worship the word "smart" .

I have to be very cautious about my training because the body can't recover as it did before.

Workers may have good reason to be cautious about making a career move at such an economically volatile time.

But if there were anything to challenge the U. S. . . rates outlook, that may be a signal to start to get cautious on positions.

As a modest and cautious start, the coverage of these assets and liabilities is quite limited.

Even the late Roh Moo-hyun, a former president who floated the idea of a joint economic bloc with the North, took a cautious approach.

Again, the system administrators should be cautious of indexing confidential data and should segregate them with an application ID.

He said he had made his first cautious flight only two feet up at first.

One night the general had a blackout driver who was so cautious and creepy he had to take the wheel himself and drive half the night.

Most Japanese are more cautious towards foreigners, don't you think?

The brave may not live forever but the cautious did not live at all.

However, Mr Greenspan made only a brief formal statement on the economy and was cautious in his comments.

James Mi recalls that this was because the Google founders had recently gotten sick from uncooked food in India and were being cautious.

The most visible result, apart from Ecuador's resumption of full diplomatic ties, has been a cautious truce with Venezuela.

"For someone who takes a very cautious stance, one problem at the moment is having a large allocation to fixed income, " he says.

While Japan and the United States sought to have stricter sanctions included in the draft resolution, China maintained its cautious stance.

He'd suggest a cautious investment of a few thousand dollars, and she'd write him a check for 50 grand.

The market being chaotic, buyers in London are very cautious .

"We have to be cautious when we use the term 'causal association, " he said.

'I have to be super cautious given that the situation is not so clear at the moment.

But recoveries after financial crises tend to be lackluster, as people remain cautious and credit remains hard to get a hold of.

AMERICAN presidents tend to be very cautious when it comes to policy toward Cuba.

Just be cautious, as a lack of pride can lead to a negative sentiment around the workplace and employee turnover.

To be safe, skip the fancy brews and stick with a regular cup of joe. Of course, be cautious and moderate with added sugar!

Be cautious! Once you step in such a place you're a predator. Remember, there's no such thing as a free lunch in this world.

Even the congenitally pessimistic expressed a cautious sense of hope about the direction of the country after Obama.

Thursday evening was the first time the two have met, and Clinton, while welcoming the reforms, is taking a more cautious public line.

He sent out a few cautious feelers and received some contradictory answers.

Much of the delay is due to a cautious corporate culture that emphasizes planning and documentation, the sources said.

The trader said: "People are cautious on what to do until we see some of the bank earnings. "

Self-motivated Initiative, self-discipline, cautious, able to work under strong pressure.

After purchasing a few days ago, the lower the more cautious, making cationic silk trading volume drop.

And, though my hands tangled in his hair, too, and though I was clearly beginning to cross his cautious lines, for once he didn't stop me.

This proverb means that what is said cannot be unsaid. One must be careful what one says and be cautious about making promises.

However, there is still that cautious tone in covering the days leading up to the elections.

The state-run China Securities Journal was more cautious, saying a rate hike is likely this month [zh].

But Mr. Nishiyama and other agency officials said the risks were based on a 'very cautious assessment of the situation. '

"Everyone is a little cautious right now, " she said.

Businesses were cautious in the face of a more uncertain outlook, which the survey said was weighing on spending plans.

After inspecting the infected tooth, he closed the Mayor's jaw with a cautious pressure of his fingers.

A decade of poor returns and the onset of recession are likely to make investors cautious. That would be understandable, but mistaken.

He does not want to lose you, but is being cautious about how accepting you might be of his erotic tastes.

As the partner leading Highland's expansion into China, Mr Nova knows the risks involved in such a move and stresses how cautious it is.

Being an extremely clearheaded , cautious, prudent young man, he is safe to come up in the world.

Living in such a tense society, we bear the weight of too much, do everything well thought out, cautious and treat everyone.

Safe reintroduction of a species back to the wild will likely rely on small, cautious releases onto protected land and long-term monitoring.

However, Kishor is cautious and thinks more research is needed to see if this correlation holds true.

Very , only rain in the lonely to recite. sparse rain, the wind at night, run a silent but cautious.

Those are among the reasons why China's government has long been cautious about changing the system of rural landownership.

While it's okay for you to want to get a girlfriend and desire a long-term partner, it's really something you should be cautious about.

I have to be very cautious in what I say about abortion.

At the other end of the retail spectrum, consumers are cautious amid economic uncertainties, denting the earnings of companies as Walmart.

If possible, try to help me get this all police top people of photos and introduction, for this task, we must have enough cautious.

Despite his belief in the bull market signal he says he saw July 23, Russell remains somewhat cautious about the recent run-up in shares.

There has been a cautious reappraisal in parts of Asia too.

It also suggests that humans evolved to be cautious about the prospects of losing food or other valued possessions.

You're right to be cautious, but owing to the limited supply available at present, we suggest you act quickly.

On balance, his comments are cautious with regard to the economic outlook and that's dampening some of the euro's previous upbeat tone.

However, companies should be cautious to not evoke the more negative form of envy that drives people away from products.

You can also bind threads using subroutines, though I would be very cautious when attempting to do so.

President: cautious and slow to speak attitude, with a good temperament to take care of others, sometimes wearing a little conservative.

Beijing has preferred the lowest risk investments and is likely to be extremely cautious.

Conclusions drawn in the face of such disparate events do have to be cautious.

But the United States has been cautious with its criticism of the emerging superpower.

Another reason for Beijing to be cautious about stimulating growth is the fact that inflation remains high.

China has always been cautious and responsible regarding the exports administration of chemicals.

Being more cautious going forward, I also think some of these cuts will stay permanent even after I start working again.

Downstream of the current overall procurement is still cautious, traders mindset is also more pessimistic, low-price shipping to prevail.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was more cautious than Fabregas, insisting the Gunners "need a miracle" to claim the title.

You're right to be cautious, buy owing to the limited su ly available at present, we suggest you act quickly.

Scientists who study stuttering sound a more cautious note: such effects, while real, have shown a tendency to be short-term.

I now know a cautious, law and conscience than I would prefer to cheat the law.

Some producing companies were still in company holidays, but cautious demand of the spinning mills back to work was recognized.

In the face of all this uncertainty, investors can hardly be blamed for being cautious.

By his own words, Cook is a cautious and meticulous man.

This story tells us: when you follow is up to no good people, must be cautious.

And while the mood in the US might have turned more cautious yesterday, the underlying view among analysts remained broadly upbeat.

Some are beginning to wonder if China's wary policymakers are too cautious.

Principles of wound management include copious irrigation, cautious debridement, appropriate antibiotics, elevation, and immobilization.

He branded his new remarks as "Five Wants" , suggesting that he was replacing his former cautious position with a much more combative one.

On Tuesday night, the British government gave a cautious welcome to the move, saying they would adopt a "watch and see" policy.

She is preternaturally cautious, a consequence of her Methodist propriety and 20 years of insane public scrutiny.

Saturn is helping you to focus on long-term financial solutions, long-term budgets, and cautious careful financial growth.

All four teams have a chance to progress and the Czechs seem to be adopting a cautious approach.

After about an hour, when Thornfield Hall was completely silent again, there was a cautious knock on my door.

It seems to show the usually cautious People's Bank of China moving more rapidly to respond to events.

"It would be overly cautious to rule out. . . some early signs of progress, " said Fitch's Andrew Colquhoun, cautiously.

While these points must be seriously considered, it is important not to be overly cautious.

Only Latvia has a big locally owned bank, Parex, but it has been a relatively cautious lender.

We often see the career hit the front 9 holes and no birdies what emotional changes because golf requires cautious audience.

the ray of light revealed his cautious opening of the door.

But we have to be cautious this time, to take a little bit more time than we would do.

So it's a cautious thumbs -up for cats - they might not make you burst into song, but they'll take the edge off a bad day.

Institutional investors have remained cautious on the sector in the wake of the poor performance of previous listings.

After that, cautious consumers and a humbled financial sector on a leverage diet might keep profits from rising very far.

The beige book is especially important after cautious words from Fed chairman Ben Bernanke last week led to a sell-off in stocks .

The question is whether change comes fast or slow. China's leaders seemed to be taking the cautious route.

Cautious father wrapped with layers of plastic bags, like this one collection of art treasures.

Parents should be very cautious when preparing food. The table and utensils used need to be clean.

So a careful leader becomes too cautious, an imaginative leader turns eccentric and a charming leader becomes manipulative.

In a young man worked hard and work hard; in middle age, when a down-man, cautious and conscientious work.

Burk was cautious about the likelihood that an agreement will be reached by the time the NPT review conference concludes at the end of May.

Although the number of retail accounts has increased, their trading activity has not, suggesting many are still being cautious.

"However, China needs to be cautious of the trend considering the excessive liquidity it already faces, " he argued.

That means remaining cautious with your investments for many months to come until it becomes clearer whether these steps will bear fruit.

As the flow of cash back from private equity has slowed in the absence of debt-fuelled deals, investors have become more cautious.

Without version control, you would have to be much more cautious, move more slowly, and generally be less productive.

People say that during the last winter he grew much more mature and became much cautious.

Typically, new comers simply watch for a time, then join in very tentatively at first, being more assertive only in very cautious steps.

Young animals should be cautious, to stay alive long enough to reproduce.

More-cautious rivals may have lost out on a possibly fleeting period of hefty profits.