You may make the case for prudence, but he gets to make the decision.
The laws of war and self-defense may permit political assassination in certain cases, but prudence dictates thinking carefully before pulling that fateful trigger.
"Indeed in most cases reasonable prudence is in fact common prudence; but strictly it is never its measure; a whole calling may have unduly lagged in the adoption of new and available devices.
A few proteins matched by a single peptide count were allowed in the analysis, due to their relevance, but the associated SwissProt IDs should be treated in such cases with prudence due to the possibility of existing protein isoforms that share the same peptide.
In her case, the fact that prudence — or at least some economical sort of emotional management — had been her guiding light all along.
In this case, this kind of prudence would be a shame — a voracious public intellectual should be taking a whack at electricity and primordial matter and anything else that isn't tied down.
In this case, this kind of prudence would be a shame a voracious public intellectual should be taking a whack at electricity and primordial matter and anything else that isn't tied down.
Any reasonable reading of the extensive Judiciary Committee testimony shows that Mr. Ashcroft's zeal has overruled prudence in cases that bear directly on issues relevant to the Department of Justice.
I am confident that guild standards and competition will suffice to restore prudence in this case as well as in many others where prudence was abandoned in the just-concluded age of greed run amok.
The eccentric way the trial was conducted, as well as the colossal damages, means that the verdict will almost certainly be overturned on appeal.In this section How mergers go wrong A more realistic Russia Camp David's disputed city Blowing smoke Forlorn Fiji Labour's new prudence ReprintsNevertheless, this case is significant.
