Under this alternative, the advice of prudence must be to embrace the lesser evil; and, instead of indulging a fruitless anticipation of the possible mischiefs which may ensue, to contemplate rather the advantageous consequences which may qualify the sacrifice.
But other European nations, who embrace these same ideals with more prudence -- such as Germany or the Scandinavian states -- enjoy a financial prosperity that any nation on earth would envy.
As such, cancer activists embrace a form of conservatism that advocates prudence in the face of exposure to estrogenic and other endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
But if employees have long been valued and rewarded for behaviors such as practicality, consistency, self-reliance, and prudence, why wouldn't they find it uncomfortable to suddenly embrace behaviors such as innovation, agility, collaboration, and boldness?
In the financial equivalent of the Tortoise and the Hare, Royal Bank of Canada has risen up the ranks of the biggest stock trading firms in the United States by embracing a rather Canadian restraint and prudence.
Though currencies were devalued an old trick governments embraced a newer creed of financial prudence, raising taxes and chopping spending, an austere formula that the region's 24m people have accepted with remarkably good grace.
DealBook » Bank Gains by Putting the Brakes on Traders | In the financial equivalent of the Tortoise and the Hare, Royal Bank of Canada has risen up the ranks of the biggest stock trading firms in the United States by embracing a rather Canadian restraint and prudence.
Instead, Republicans need to seek a kind of integration, which embraces the positive aspects of the new populism — its hostility to K Street and Wall Street, its relative openness to policy innovation, its desire to speak on behalf of Middle America and the middle class — while tempering its Kurtzian streak with prudence, realism, and savoir-faire.
