"We have to give loans to customers, but only to those worthy, and we've been disciplined and prudent in granting credit to our customers".
"This transaction enhances our ability to meet customer needs and generate earnings for our shareholders, all while adhering to our disciplines of prudent risk management and controlled growth," John Shrewsberry, head of Wells Fargo Securities, the firm's investment banking business, said in a statement.
While data science within a business must be governed by prudent financial discipline, most experienced data scientists understand this.
The six principles of Mission Command are to provide a clear commander's intent; build cohesive teams through mutual trust; create shared understanding; exercise disciplined initiative; use mission orders; and accept prudent risk.
Morningstar analyst Marisa Thompson, who follows the company, says more prudent cost management and improved capital discipline is driving higher returns on capital and strong free cash flow.
In view of the longer-term implications of WTO commitments, it would be prudent to develop a view of how the AoA disciplines might constrain in any way the future implementation of agricultural development policy.
Mindful that the withdrawal of civil servants from some public services would lead to chaos, many governments have found it prudent to establish permanent channels for negotiating such matters as salaries and discipline.
Disciplined experimentation will cost less and yield more useful information so, again, tolerance for failed experiments becomes prudent rather than shortsighted.
The lines between third-party journalism and consumer journalism are blurred, so it's prudent to review firms with a strong focus on both media and adjacent marketing disciplines.
He has had the self-discipline -- call it wisdom -- to stay well within the circumference of his abilities, a piece of prudent self knowledge that might have caused him to miss some fine investments, but made him uneasy.
