Sentence examples for his prudential from inspiring English sources

Machiavelli is often praised for his prudential advice to leaders (which has caused him to be regarded as a founding master of modern political strategy) and for his defense of the republican form of government.

This would still leave open whether I should take into account his prudential preferences (now-for-then) for his future, or only his synchronic preferences (now-for-now) regarding his present state.

"He's kind of paternalistic," one of his Prudential colleagues said.

"That they would dishonor my son, who died serving his country, that Prudential would use his insurance policy to make a higher profit — it can't be true, but it is," said Ms. Castro, who lives in Corona, Calif.

As Mr. Ostrowski drove back from the golf club, his vitriol toward Prudential seemed to be getting the better of him.

Related: Thiam picks his moment to leave Prudential on a high Prudential's share price has tripled since Thiam took over in October 2009, while Credit Suisse's shares have more than halved over the same period.

"Few are comfortable determining, as required by current regulation, whether an insurer is capable of meeting all its long-term obligations under a long-term contract," said Sri Reddy, head of institutional income at Prudential, in his testimony to the Department of Labor's Advisory Council on Employee Welfare and Pension Benefit Plans in April.

After six years working with Friends Provident and then Prudential he set up his own company.

Mr Ostry and his colleagues point out that some prudential measures distinguish between local-currency and foreign-currency transactions.

But he was not entitled to insult pro-life Catholics whose prudential judgments differed from his own in order to further partisan ends.

He said he read it only because his broker had told him that Prudential was not going to allow people to add any more money.