The added value of the Prudence Score is its ease of application without requiring invasive biological measures.
Because of his prudence, the council appointed him tutor to the young king (June 1428 May 1436).
In total because of the Government's prudence debt interest payments in the coming year will be three and a half billion pounds lower than this year, releasing resources for our priorities.
Over the past few years state subsidies to manufacturing have declined in most "Club Med" countries, largely because of greater prudence by the cash-strapped governments concerned.The two big countries where state aid has increased recently are Germany and France (see chart).
But that has nothing to do with the prudence of the investment.
"It's going to be frustrating for the consumer because of the lower yields," said Prudence Wickham Heston, an owner.
Australian bankers, of course, tend to argue that this is because of their prudence and good judgment.
That's a lot of money for the President's personal lawyer to be doling out at that juncture, both because of campaign-finance laws (which have rules about in-kind contributions and limits on individual giving) and because of basic prudence and common sense.
"Because of financial prudence in recent years, we are in a position to provide that.
On the other hand, Albert comes to have some duty of financial prudence because of the effect of these developments on Albert's finances, together with certain personal circumstances and standing obligations that seem unrelated to the subject matter of legislation and to the principles that govern it.
However despite the fact that satisfaction is an important indicator of quality of care, these results should be considered with prudence because of the subjective variability in perception of care as opposed to more objective quality measures [ 28- 31].
