"We're not naive enough to think that in this case they may want to help, " Baker said.
If one reflects however on the chosen strategy and on Saddam's past record, is such a conclusion not naive?
' And that's a struggle within Alicia because she's not a kid anymore and she's not naive about how the world works.
Having run for president twice before, he is not naive about politics.
During the trial Kenneth Bell, prosecuting, said Evans was "not naive" and had repeatedly pretended to the court that he was a trained barrister.
Huizenga and Berrard are not naive about the difficulties in combining disparate operations, many of which are tiny family-owned outfits, nor about the amount of capital involved.
Now listen, we're not naive that there are Shia militia leaders who certainly see this as an opportunity to advance their own political position in the country.
"I am not so naive as to think that all potential conflicts can or should be expunged from banking, " Volcker says.
This suggests that perhaps those in charge were not so naive as the general public and that is a layer of the story that resonates with me.
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"This is not some naive, optimistic young man who has inherited a fortune and is about to blow it on some fantasy project on the north coast, " Mr Shaw said.
It's soft to let the dead rest in peace for a few days and naive not to administer the equivalent of a Breathalyzer for grief.
Or is the public naive for not seeing through the public relations play at hand?
Asking Amazon and Google to just stop making Kindle Fire and Nexus devices to "rescue" the industry would be more than a little naive, not to mention a disservice to those who really need the prices or software.
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And Scolari hinted that his players were tactically naive and did not perform as he wanted, although he admitted it was vital to have got the victory.
Turns out I was (maybe not envious, but certainly naive).
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In order to conform to such an irresponsibly naive, if not Luddite, view, the Air Force has responded to the veto by rewriting its doctrines, mission requirements and budget requests to delete references to the need for such capabilities.
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Mr Carruthers told MSPs the care system had never taught him enough home skills and he was "young and naive" and did not have the essential skills to live alone when he left care.
"People who believe that he did not know his mother's nationality are naive, " said Yousri Fouad, a taxi driver.
"It would be naive to think that that would not weigh on people's minds, " he said, referring to the shooting deaths.
Freud found this naive, maintaining that psychoanalysis was not about changing the world, but about helping people to adapt to it.
Of course, it would be naive to think that remuneration does not matter -- we all have bills to pay -- but only 11 percent of senior professionals cite their income as their main motivational driver.
In the early 1990s he had spent three years in Moscow as correspondent for the Philadelphia Enquirer, spoke Russian and liked to travel, so it is not surprising to find that he is more naive about fish than he is about Russia.
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As a consequence, facility financing in pro sports will never again be as favorable towards teams as it has been in the past, though it would be naive to think that teams will not find any success in gaining some concessions from their host communities.
It would be naive to assume that the unions are not getting something for their money.
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