Foreigners are more circumspect.

Why should we be so circumspect?

The Central Forestry Board has decided that highlands (above 300 metres altitude) are subject to the most circumspect forestry.

We noted that the organisation was duly circumspect in the use and allocation of resources, bearing in mind budgetary constraints.

And when you write for the Quarterly Journal of Economics, you have to use very dry and very circumspect language.

But it is one thing to be circumspect in the midst of a crisis it is quite another to spew nonsense.

He added that the passage of the bill will encourage our citizens, especially public officers, to be more responsible and circumspect in creating, distributing and or sharing news.

And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect and make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth.

We cannot condone the massive loss of civilian lives in Mogadishu, though at the same time we need to be extremely circumspect in apportioning blame to one side of the conflict or the other.

Consequently, the provisions of the draft statute on not accepting the court apos s jurisdiction might appear overly circumspect and should be looked at more thoroughly at the following session of the International Law Commission.

Having served as the IMF s chief economist from 2001 to 2003, I am familiar with the Fund s need to walk a tightrope between building investor confidence and shaking up complacent policymakers. But it is one thing to be circumspect in the midst of a crisis it is quite another to spew nonsense.

The Governments of the countries most closely concerned have indicated that they will be more circumspect in granting asylum to terrorists, in order to prevent their territories from becoming a breeding ground for genocide, where perpetrators are not entitled to claim the right of asylum or to make public collections to finance their crimes from abroad.