Sentence examples for economic prudence from inspiring English sources

His imperative was to prove Labour's economic prudence.

Happily, the budget contains other solid signs of economic prudence.

The PT, which never liked his economic prudence, is rallying round.

Clearly, economic prudence is essential for everyone," said John Milne, chair of the association's general dental practice committee.

Economic prudence suggests that candidates should be concentrating on controlling health-care costs, a subject that only Mr Kerry talks much about.

Germany is a country where economic prudence was ingrained in the popular consciousness by long centuries of war and the wrenching hyperinflation of the 1920s.

Its answer was the GEAR (Growth, Employment and Redistribution) programme, launched in 1995, which committed the government to an orthodox, prudent economic package.That prudence paid off, bringing economic stability and launching a consumer boom.

Lula turned the PT into a social democratic party, merging economic orthodoxy (fiscal prudence, inflation targeting and a floating exchange rate) with strategies to redistribute wealth: job creation, increases in the minimum wage, investment in social programmes (especially basic income, credit for small farmers, and housing) and expansion of technical and university education.

But the ostensible moral purpose of the law -- to protect women, especially underage girls, from exploitation and violence -- obscures broader questions of economic agency, sexual prudence and social stigma.

This year alone the government will be borrowing a breathtaking £175 billion ($254 billion), worth 12.4% of GDP.So much for Mr Brown's earlier claims of unparalleled economic stability and fiscal prudence.

Labour's record of economic stability and fiscal prudence does not impress in Sparkbrook.Nor has the nasty row about the selection of Khalid Mahmood, the new candidate for the safe seat of Perry Barr, done Labour's standing any good in the city.