Sentence examples for be a prudent one from inspiring English sources

Giuliani administration officials said the budget would be a prudent one, but added that they would start soon after the fiscal year begins on July 1 to look for ways to limit spending to reduce the possible deficits in later years.

So Cameron's real achievement in Brussels was to make all EU countries agree that the next long-term budget plan – which will run from 2014 to 2020 – will be a prudent one.

The appointment proved to be a prudent one.

The current shift of focus toward the nostalgia of heritage seems to be a prudent one, but Dana Thomas, the author of the 2007 book "Deluxe: How Luxury Lost Its Luster," says that, in some cases, the theme is a diversionary tactic.

The deal will mark the first major acquisition for Unilever's new chief executive Paul Polman, and it seems to be a prudent one: ING analyst Marco Gulpers said it was a "small acquisition, [relatively speaking], but the price is fair".

The signing of Cech for about £10m is a prudent one and while he may need a backup defensive midfielder, there is no real need to bolster his attacking options – if they all stay fit.

Rachel Fletcher, senior partner for markets at Ofgem, said the decision to consult on extending ways to bring in new capacity services into the following winter was a prudent one.

"As for your question about Roe, I think that the line that other nominees before the committee have drawn in refraining from comment about their agreement or disagreement or the merits or demerits of any Supreme Court precedent is a prudent one," she said.

Let's put aside whether or not the original proposal was a prudent one.

The question of whether each element of the bill is susceptible to judicial reversal is a prudent one -- and the answer is very much up in the air for some provisions.

Or was his position a prudent one that would be more likely to ensure the discovery reached those who needed it in the developing world?