Sentence examples for its prudent from inspiring English sources

Land has a voice, he said, and it conveys its prudent, logical use.

By saying no to Alibaba, Hong Kong seems to be saying that it will retain its prudent regulatory system and protect shareholders even if it means losing the biggest tech IPO in the world.

Passion and energy were needed to trace a subject for whom privacy was a condition of life; whose city, Turin, was noted for its prudent reserve ("the icebox of Italy," other Italians call it); and who drew his closest friends from an old established community of fellow Jews that in this respect could be thought of as Turin's Turin.

The Crown received the delegated power and the concomitant responsibility for its prudent exercise.

South Korea deserves credit for its prudent response to the late March sinking of the Cheonan, which was sailing in disputed waters.

For the fair-play rules to be effective, they must be enforced fairly, firmly and transparently, said Ivan Gazidis, chief executive of Arsenal, the powerful London club known for its prudent spending.

As a result, Keegan said, the company considers it prudent to revise its guidance.

The company may soon find it prudent to do that on its own.

After the corrupt Roman Republic was replaced by the empire and its more prudent rule, these advances in Transalpine Gaul could be exploited for the imperial good.

And Colombia, despite mounting political violence, managed to sustain growth averaging 4.1% a year from 1984 to 1997, chiefly because of its consistently prudent policies.

The event was a weekend conference of the Citizens Budget Commission, the civic watchdog and research group that is wont to shake its fiscally prudent finger at mayors who inevitably stray.