But the officials said the benefits of remaining part of a united front made it prudent for the United States to accept the softer approach advocated by Italy and Germany, among other allies.
US neutrality made it prudent for a civilian organisation that was also experienced in long-range flying boat operations to undertake the task.
As for the foreign exchange, its spokesmen argue that the turmoil in the rich world's economies makes it prudent to diversify out of dollars and euros.
The safety implications of blocking the human cardiac Na+ channel (hNav1.5) make it prudent to test for this activity early in the drug discovery process and design-out any potential liability.
Two quarters of negative economic growth are considered a recession by economists, although some here argue that the abnormally high volatility of Japan's economic statistics makes it more prudent to look for two out of three consecutive quarters of economic decline when declaring a recession.
A calculation of expenses of child minders and baby sitters and creches and nurseries and emotional side effects of these facilities could make it more prudent for the man to take care of the newborns.
The Beria incident makes it improbable that any prudent Bolshevik leader would venture beyond the Kremlin even for a few days.
Today's investment environment calls for traders to have many different tools available to them tools that make it possible for educated and prudent investors to take advantage of different economic, political and technical opportunities.
Given the framework of preconception responsibility outlined above, does this make it morally required for any normal, reasonably prudent potential parent to begin taking folic acid in due time?
