Sentence examples for more prudent rules from inspiring English sources
On July 17th the administration backed new, more prudent rules for risk-based capital adequacy, due to bite in a year.
Restarting these capital flows is a high priority preferably with more prudent rules for the credit market.Alongside this problem is another: finding a way to share the pain of restructuring private-sector debts among governments, borrowers and bankers.
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.
These rules, intended to make mortgage originators more prudent in lending, force them to hold on to 5 percent of a mortgage security that they intend to sell to investors.
Such measures would not restrict any Second Amendment rights, the judge ruled, and the evidence showed that "more prudent and easily available merchandising practices on the part of the defendants would have saved many lives in the past — and would save many in the future".
And, since North Korea got its start in the uranium business from Pakistan, which has also had both nuclear and missile help from China, that makes China a victim of its own past rule-breaking.Teaming up with America, South Korea and Japan in pressing North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions now seems more prudent.
Fiscal policy is more prudent.
But maybe common names are more prudent.
Others, more prudent or more fastidious, wear adult diapers.
So it just seemed more prudent to let it grow.
