Sentence examples for based on a prudent from inspiring English sources
In that case, he would have to acknowledge that decisions about whether and when to comply can rightly be based on a prudent weighing of the risks and benefits.
Where material risks is based on a 'prudent patient standard' [ 26].
Based on a sound and prudent financial mind-set and its priorities firmly focused on the fans, the league has continued to grow in not only a financial sense, but in terms of admiration and quality on the field.
Common sense is defined as "sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or fact".
Merriam Webster's online dictionary defines commonsense as "sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation of facts".
According to Merriam Webster, common sense is about exercising "sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or facts".
"No one who is prudent would ever do anything based on a 10-year forecast," said Stanley E. Collender, a managing director for budget consulting at the Fleischman-Hillard public relations firm.
IRSStrength is based on a survey of chartered tax consultants by Klimasch and Prudent (2005).
"Except for the very rare exceptions of children with severe familial high cholesterol, it is not prudent to treat children with drugs based on a lab test," Dr. Hulley said.
By signaling that a prudent level might be lower than 10, the new report, which was based on a review of 300 recent arsenic studies, will put enormous pressure on the administration to stay at that level or below.
