Sentence examples for of the prudential from inspiring English sources

Low interest rates may cause other problems for the sector, said Andrew Bailey, head of the prudential business unit at the FSA.

Kitcher (1990) suggests that attainment of an optimal distribution can be explained in terms of the prudential non-epistemic goals of individual scientists.

Thus an adequate assessment of the prudential advisability of envy may well depend on whether the envious subject's sense that he is worse off because of his rival's possession of the good that he lacks is accurate.

In response, it might be claimed that the source of the prudential value of always believing on sufficient evidence is that it tends to result in our having knowledge, and that this is what's really prudentially valuable.

Systematically, these fundamentalists worked to dismantle many of the prudential New Deal era banking reforms.

Even then, analysts will lack solid comparisons with the earlier performance of the Prudential unit.

Mrs. Murray, 42, was until last month a managing director of the Prudential Volpe Technology Group in San Francisco, an investment banking unit of Prudential.

"Between prudential and conduct regulation, one tended to dominate the other," said Andrew Bailey, the new chief executive of the Prudential Regulatory Authority.

Mr. Booker said the success of the Prudential Center was good for the entire state.

"Consumer confidence is the killer," said Dottie Herman, president of the Prudential Douglas Elliman brokerage firm.

Haughan is a white executive of the Prudential Insurance Company of America and a voluteer worker in the Gibson campaign.