But there are general characteristics we associate with moderation, including prudence, the humility to recognize limits (including our own), the willingness to balance competing principles and an aversion to fanaticism.
All Murdoch's four adult children including Prudence, his only child from his first marriage, hold voting rights in the trust.
It includes Rhode, Prudence, and Conanicut islands and Mount Hope Bay (a northeastern arm), which is crossed by one of New England's longest bridges.
Newport, county, southeastern Rhode Island, U.S. It lies between Massachusetts to the north and east and the Atlantic Ocean to the south and west and includes Conanicut, Prudence, and Rhode islands in Narragansett Bay.
Among the natural virtues, Hume includes beneficence, prudence, temperance, frugality, industry, assiduity, enterprise, dexterity, generosity, and humanity (T 587).
Among the seminars, topics to be covered include financial prudence, league and club strategies, sponsorship, the fan experience, broadcasting, new media, naming rights, and venue management.
Some examples of intellectual virtues include attentiveness, prudence, teachability, intellectual tenacity, intellectual humility, love of truth, and wisdom.
McCartney left a month later and John Lennon and George Harrison quit amid questions about whether the Maharishi might have groped female attendees, including Mia and Prudence Farrow.
This includes a balanced application of the fiduciary duties of (a) prudence (including the obligation to investigate and verify material facts), (b) loyalty to beneficiaries (with its obligation to treat different beneficiary groups impartially), and (c) reasonable management of costs.
In the 1930's Dr. Adler wrote several books on psychology and philosophy, including "Art and Prudence: A Study in Practical Philosophy" and "What Man Has Made of Man: A Study of the Consequences of Platonism and Positivism in Philosophy".
The bicentennial of the real turning point is this year — it was the War of 1812 that finally created a political consensus for fiscal prudence, including agreement on the need to pay, with taxes, for what the government spends.
