It is worth noting that these arguments in defense of civil liberties are thoroughly pragmatic; they rely on psychological principles and empirical observations to illustrate the instability and imprudence of oppressive governance (see Steinberg 2010b).
It says a great deal abut the financial imprudence of this whole operation that, for years, auditors considered it plausible that the money might just be "mislaid" somewhere or the other, like a piece of paper on a very messy desk.
Labour also recognises that the young – Miss and Master Flint – feel unjustly penalised by the imprudence of their elders.
The career of Ingres and in a converse sense that of Paul Delaroche well illustrate the imprudence of too readily distinguishing between academic and Romantic artists.
Many blame the imprudence of Mallya himself, arguing that his emotional attachment to the airline blinded him to hard economic reality.
But in the absence of the best defense, one is forced to settle for the next best: knowing when to remove oneself from the untenable situation into which imprudence has led one.
Gaining one for peppery imprudence took only a few hours.
Gaining one for peppery imprudence took only a few hours.In a spectacular public spat, Mr Rothschild (part of a family which owns a stake in this newspaper) swapped insults on Twitter, a microblogging service, with his former business partner, Aga Bakrie, marking the end of a troubled investment in Indonesian commodities.In this section Up, up and away Freedom or licence?
Whereas classical cyber risk relies at some level on luck and user imprudence (e.g. simple passwords, porous firewalls, careless use of external devices and liberal trust of scam emails) to gain access to a system, dark supply chain exploits are highly targeted.
After riffing about the current domestic downturn in the economy -- for which he partly blamed Alan Greenspan's imprudence and lack of foresight -- Sachs got rolling on the need for governments to fulfill their promises to fight extreme poverty.
