Democrats are more likely to emphasize fiscal prudence, foreign policy caution and economic security.
They often adopt the bourgeois values — emphasizing industry, prudence, ambition, neatness, order, moderation and continual self-improvement.
Bloomberg's two terms have seen him emphasize fiscal prudence and business-friendly reforms.
When his father, Mario M. Cuomo, inherited a nearly $2 billion deficit on taking office as governor in 1983, he emphasized that fiscal prudence should not stop state government from providing "shelter for the homeless, work for the idle, care for the elderly and infirm and hope for the destitute" — even as he prepared to ask for 14,000 state layoffs.
By emphasizing patience and prudence, financial planners and Mr. Greenleaf remind recipients that a windfall really is a once-in-a-lifetime event.
Mr. Gore will begin setting out his ideas in a speech in New York on Tuesday, the kickoff to a campaign swing in which he plans to emphasize that fiscal prudence has played a major role in bringing the economy to where it is today, his aides said.
Moreover, he must put forth a comprehensive set of policy prescriptions to address the issues that the American people regard as fundamental, and a long-term economic agenda that emphasizes tax reform, fiscal prudence and economic growth — as well as the need to rein in entitlements, balance the budget, and reduce the debt and deficit.
In fact, the two ideologies frequently align by emphasizing personal responsibility, fiscal prudence, and the value of human life at all stages.
While campaigning this year to succeed Mr. Trichet, Mr. Draghi emphasized his credentials as an inflation fighter and as a voice of fiscal prudence in his native Italy.
These norms extend from the rationality and prudence stressed by classical realists; through the vision of multilateralism, international law, and an international society emphasized by liberals and members of the English School; to the cosmopolitanism and global solidarity advocated by many of today's writers.
