Sentences with phrase «of circumspection»

The emphasis placed by the trial judge and the majority (albeit with an expression of circumspection), to support a finding contrary to indigenous interests, on a document from 1881 in which a limited number of signatories, still «under training», revealed their prospective intention to settle down «to more orderly habits of industry» is at odds with the insistence in ss.251 A and 251B of the NTA upon decision - making and authorisation that is accountable to the relevant indigenous community.

It may well be that on balance adaption to whatever comes our way is the most prudent and balanced approach, with a measure of circumspection surrounding our current economic activities.

Casting his own artistic practice in the harsh light of circumspection, he enumerates the guilty pleasures associated with his craft — painting's ardour, its penchant for grandeur, beauty and emotion — and so finds an alibi for his art.

Malone praises each of these «mini-one person shows,» noting that each artist engages in an «art of circumspection.»

Yet the sense of relief does not last, for these islands of clarity are invariably surrounded by a broad sea of circumspection and equivocation that leave one adrift, wondering just how reliable they and similar assertions are, and just how policymakers might go about using this book to improve educational outcomes for minority children.

Not exact matches

But with due circumspection, I think it's possible to relate to those of other faiths.

(iii) The recognition that lack of such logical circumspection can lead to blunders which darken the light of God.

The book carries chapters of well - thought - out commentary, written with much circumspection, on practical issues that secular pluralism in Europe forces Muslim communities to deal with.

It was true, in Karlstadt's favour, that in the autumn of 1521 it was actually the layman Melancthon who was all for pressing forward and led the way in taking both bread and wine while Karlstadt was counselling moderation and circumspection.

«The Council calls on the supporters of the parties in question to exercise caution and circumspection, as they embark on their legitimate rights to promote the virtues of their parties.

As for that economic case - there has been little circumspection from those pushing the independence case north or south of the border about how flimsy their case was.

The experience of the Iraq War has bred deep caution and circumspection.

The relative circumspection is due largely to the massive list of Democrats considering a run: Dozens of pols have asked aides to look into what it would take to mount a real campaign, potentially stretching thin the staffing pool and leading political professionals to be extra-careful about signing on with any one possible candidate.

In a joint press release on Thursday 17 May 2018, signed by Director - General of the Public Affairs Directorate of the Ghana Police Service, ACP David Eklu and the Director of Public Relations of GAF, Colonel Eric Aggrey Quarshie, the security institutions stated that: «The media and the general public are assured that steps are being taken to address these regrettable incidents to the later and therefore urge circumspection from all sides».

They charged the media to act with circumspection and be guided by principles of truth and a consideration of the broader national interest as the country gets ready for the 2016 general elections.

Effective national security requires the highest standards of vigilance and circumspection, and the science on which it is based must meet the highest standard of excellence.

As Jack Kroll has observed, all pretensions toward the healthy hedonistic innocence of this island idyll tend to be deep - sixed by the circumspection of those celebrating the innocence.

The extra traction of an all - wheel drive system is most welcome, while the raised stance and greater wheel travel allows you to tackle broken surfaces with less circumspection than you might in the Giulia.

«In his sleep he could hear the horses stepping among the rocks and he could hear them drink from the shallow pools in the dark where the rocks lay smooth and rectilinear as the stones of ancient ruins and the water from their muzzles dripped and rang like water dripping in a well and in his sleep he dreamt of horses and the horses in his dream moved gravely among the tilted stones like horses come upon an antique site where some ordering of the world had failed and if anything had been written on the stones the weathers had taken it away again and the horses were wary and moved with great circumspection carrying in their blood as they did the recollection of this and other places where horses once had been and would be again.

Los Diez sought a universal, utopian aesthetic that, in its purported political circumspection, offered a new form of political and social engagement.

His relentless circumspection and proud self - absorption is reflected in his multiple self - portraits which are laden with psychological drama, some attribute this to the fact that he is the grandson of Sigmund Freud.

But the descriptiveness and deliberate bombast of Chicago's often immense figurative statements are light years from the circumspection of Remington's images.

McCarthy has aptly defined Pig Island as a «sculpture machine,» and indeed like a living organism, Pig Island has been through different incarnations (a particularly convincing rendition was the one exhibited at Fondazione Nicola Trussardi last year), and has generated a series of parallel pieces, such as Train, Mechanical (2003 - 2009), a controversial double portrait of George W. Bush spookily rotating his head in circumspection while rhythmically sodomizing two pigs.

The book is a monument of precision, politeness and circumspection when it comes to attributing motives.

And, the wording in the IPCC report (and, I might imagine in the paper if one looked it up, which I haven't) implies that some circumspection is required in believing that even data from that larger region is really representative of NH summer temperatures.

This would have all been without consequence had there been more circumspection about the role of science.

One reason I trust Judith's judgment so much is that she repeatedly demonstrates this ability to show detached objectivity with a touch of pragmatic circumspection.

I would love to hear from blawggers who have thundered about the difference between an attorney's role in service to a client and the appropriate circumspection of a judge fulfilling a very different job description.

This type of conversation — perhaps drawn with a bit more circumspection — benefits both client and practice, helping clarify the client's Conditions of Satisfaction (see the previous article in this series).

Without notice applications are treated with circumspection by the courts because of the obvious risk of injustice where a decision is made without hearing both sides.