Sentence examples similar to commitment to prudence from inspiring English sources
Why, after all, did virtually every GOP congressman ― and all 52 Republican senators ― support a bill that trashes their stated commitment to fiscal prudence?
Bruce Bartlett, a former Reagan treasury official has explained in detail that the right-wing's rhetorical push against deficits over the past thirty years was not the product of a sincere commitment to fiscal prudence.
Institutionalism embodies a temperamental conservatism — a commitment to continuity, humility and prudence.
Her record of fiscal prudence is matched by her commitment to social responsibility.
Lennon wrote the track about Mia Farrow's sister Prudence, who rarely left her room during the stay in commitment to the meditation.
It was no longer enough to be a person of balance and prudence; in Norquist's world, to be a Republican candidate began with a commitment to certain non-negotiable positions, literal adherence to a party line.
The fund's economists reckon that this may be because central banks view spending cuts as a stronger signal of a commitment to fiscal prudence and so are more willing to provide some monetary stimulus to soften the blow.Indeed, declines in interest rates, which also weakened countries' exchange rates, help explain why GDP did not decline even more sharply.
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
