"I think that we've positioned ourselves well to be prudent and intelligent negotiators".
He also said, "We must be prudent and cautious with this tape".
Understandably, Aikman wanted to be prudent and not play booth diagnostician.
"On such issues, you have to be prudent and can't work lightly," Mr. Rajoy said.
"We must be prudent and diplomatic and wait for Obama to assume power," Mr. da Silva said.
During a meeting in Manhattan yesterday with analysts, Mr. Parsons said the company would be "prudent and disciplined".
On Friday, taping a television interview, he repeatedly said any spending increases should be "prudent and thoughtful".
"I remind them of our legitimate right to defend our national interests, and I hope they will be prudent and cooperative," General Ozkok said.
"When we expand, we always want to be prudent and not do anything that would make us lose our leverage or our investment-grade rating".
"We've got to be prudent and not overreact," he said, pointing out that the emergency stocks were meant to be used only when national fuel supplies were disrupted.
"Although these are difficult decisions," she added, "at the same time we have to be prudent and responsible with public funds".
