Sentence examples for budgetary prudence from inspiring English sources
However, some budgetary prudence may be offset by lower private saving.
Mr. Raffarin said he was prepared to sacrifice budgetary prudence in order to kickstart France's economy.
In Germany, the prevailing view is that growth is the natural outcome of budgetary prudence by the government.
But even in other low-saving economies, budgetary prudence is the surest route to higher national saving.That does not mean private saving rates are irrelevant.
Yet the donors fought bitterly, and alas successfully, to keep Malawi's early programs very small, in some ghastly exercise of budgetary prudence.
Allies of the mayor, on the other hand, praised Mr. Bloomberg's budgetary prudence, and said that municipal raises were necessary to compete with the suburbs.
To enshrine his favourite virtues of "prudence" and "stability", the chancellor has built a new budgetary apparatus of "comprehensive spending reviews", a "golden rule" and "pre-budget reports".
The chancellor, who once proclaimed his prudence, has taken an imprudent risk in assuming that his budgetary sums will add up if and when he becomes prime minister.
Prudence is his watchword.
