All we want is that they should look properly and prudently after the business they have--our business.
Remember Philando Castile, the black motorist who was shot to death by a Minnesota police officer in 2016 after calmly and prudently advising the officer that there was a firearm in the car.
Instead, he hired a leading tax lawyer, Sergei Magnitsky, to defend his interests in Moscow after Browder himself had prudently moved his office to London as he refused the pay-offs Russian officials demanded.
Certainly, as we've seen with other late entertainers, the value of her music, performances, and publicity rights could skyrocket after her death, if prudently managed.
Germany has not just looked after its public finances more prudently than others; its export-driven model has forced its companies to hold down costs, making them competitive not only in Europe but also globally.
Soon after his own coronation (July 987), Hugh prudently arranged the election and coronation (December 987) of Robert, thus facilitating his son's eventual succession (October 996) as sole ruler.
Thanks to the advent of well-managed sovereign-wealth funds, many have looked after their financial assets far more prudently over this cycle than during previous bonanzas.
He supported the rights of the duchies so prominently that in 1851, after Holstein passed to Denmark, he prudently left Kiel to teach at Jena, where he finished a biography (1851 52) of Graf Yorck von Wartenburg, Prussian general in the War of Liberation.
Unlike criminologists Hermann Mannheim and Max Grunhut, who prudently fled Germany soon after the rise of Hitler and arrived in Britain relatively penniless, surviving on the charity of academic communities, Radzinowicz had been a peripatetic European scholar.
He added: "That's my goal - to make the club debt-free, so that the club won't be under any threat and after that we just have to manage it prudently, run it like a business".
