Sentence examples for on the prudential from inspiring English sources

At the height of the crisis, Mr. Bernanke lobbied for the Fed to take on the prudential oversight of too-big-to-fail financial institutions; it's now time for him to make full use of the Fed's expanded supervisory mandate.

The arguments of both the Government and Justice Harlan are phrased, as they must be, not in the language of "standing," but of "legal rights" and "justiciable issues". The Frothingham rule may be seen as founded solely on the prudential judgment by the Court that precipitate and unnecessary interference in the activities of a coequal branch of government should be avoided.

Blaise Pascal famously argues in the Pensées that wager-like reasoning should lead us to set the goal of believing in God; thus his focus tends to be less on the moral or epistemic and more on the prudential motives for belief (Pascal 1690; Jordan 2006; Hájek 2003; see also the entries on Pascal, Pascal's Wager, and pragmatic arguments and belief in God).

Union law on the prudential supervision of credit institutions provides for certain powers to be conferred on competent authorities designated by the Member States for those purposes.

It had previously advised A.I.A. on the Prudential deal, which later failed.

Representative Pascrell had his invitations in the mail days before most of us knew that the terrorists had their eyes on the Prudential building in Newark.

On Monday, the Prudential became the latest company to enter the market with a mortgage-based product available to homeowners aged 60 and over.

The prudential kind, on the other hand, is designed to make banks stronger and safer in the long run.For a long time, governments in developing countries got the balance wrong.

There we explained that the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Courtt, of course, is not bound by the prudential limitations on jus tertii that apply to federal courts". Id., 463 U.S., at 243, 103 S.Ct., at 2982.

It follows that the prudential requirements on new entrants can, and should, be lighter than they have been in the past, although some minimum standards must of course be maintained.

We've been through the prudential authority.