But he also said that the industry needs "prudent consolidation" that ought to be approved by regulators, and suggested that Congress should reduce regulation over the high-speed Internet market for the regional Bell operating companies.
"Given the unprecedented external challenges facing Ford and the entire industry, it is prudent for Ford to evaluate options for Volvo," Mr. Mulally said.
Given the apparent frequency with which swine farm workers in our study were exposed to influenza viruses from pigs, more closely monitoring such persons as potential sentinels for the emergence of novel influenza viruses from the swine populations of developed countries with extensive swine-raising industries may be prudent.
The government's approach, while prudent, worries industry officials who fear it does not provide a rapid exit for Boeing.
"My salaries are not the highest in the industry, and I'm prudent in my video expenditures," he said.
Industry insiders report that prudent institutions were running internal valuation models even when market prices were clearly observable: those that were not had to scramble to develop such models when markets seized up, causing delays in proper disclosure.
Except in a few outbreaks of panic here and there, the response from the business travel industry has been measured and prudent.
And in January 1930, Roland F. Elliman, vice president of Douglas L. Elliman & Company, assured The Times that the real estate industry in New York was far too prudent for speculative ventures.
Prudent investments in C.C.S. by industry and government are essential to achieving the clean energy future we all seek.
Fox-Pitt, Kelton (FPK), an investment bank, estimates that there is as much as $50 billion-worth of excess capital (ie, in excess of a prudent minimum) in the reinsurance industry.
