Sentence examples for its prudence from inspiring English sources

If the book reflects the survival strategies of a woman of Ms. Bando's generation, however, it also betrays its prudence — little in the book would make conservative men uncomfortable.

The White House's latest foray into media criticism has exposed it to criticism, as journalists from left to right question its prudence.

This is where the C.I.A. seems to have lost its bearings and its prudence.

Its prudence would eventually pay off.Arsenal's supporters in London, by contrast, routinely complain about the club's unwillingness to match rivals' spending.

But as appealing as the prospect is, questions about its prudence for US Soccer in this state and time are necessary.

Insurance giant Prudential said annual bonuses paid on its Prudence Bonds would be maintained at the previous year's level, while Scottish Widows, part of Lloyds TSB, and Norwich Union, part of insurance giant Aviva, both cut bonuses on some policies.

In the decision, the six judges, three of whom were appointed by Mr. Pataki, were careful only to rule only the legal validity of the plan, not its fiscal prudence.

The House is known for its fiscal prudence and problem-solving.

On current growth forecasts the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, predicts Labour could in fact boost departmental spending slightly and achieve current budget surplus in 2019-20.In its manifesto Labour emphasised prudence; it proudly claims all its planned new spending is fully funded by new taxes.

Arsenal obliterated its reputation for financial prudence in its deal for Özil, and if there are any questions about his ability to repay that high fee, they are about his stamina to run the full 90 minutes, especially in England, where the speed and physicality are higher than in Spain, where he seldom finished a game.

For Germany and its allies, fiscal prudence remains a precondition for sustained economic growth.