Sentence examples for planned prudently from inspiring English sources
"Local councils knew the cuts were coming and had planned prudently to reduce spending over the coming years.
They planned prudently (at least, so they thought) for steady growth in voice communications, which at the time was their bread and butter.
LGA Chairman Baroness Eaton said: "Local councils knew the cuts were coming and had planned prudently to reduce spending over the coming years.
He said that he hoped that clubs would use the windfall to plan prudently for the future and reduce their losses, reducing their reliance on benefactors.
The idea you can plan with some certainty your revenues for next four years is a big thing". He said that he hoped that clubs would use the windfall to plan prudently for the future and reduce their losses, reducing their reliance on benefactors.
If there is a single, if implicit, theme running through the three linked essays that form this book, it is the failure of leaders to look beyond their own and the country's immediate ambitions and desires so as to plan prudently for a darkening future.
Deals like the one he got rankle Californians at a time when the state's public employee pension plans are "dangerously underfunded, the result of overly generous benefit promises, wishful thinking and an unwillingness to plan prudently," a government-appointed panel of experts, the Little Hoover Commission, warned last month.
Cao planned so prudently that during the next fourteen operations, from mid-October through most of December, only three of his soldiers were killed, and the reports indicated that these three died accidentally, from "friendly fire".
Lucent's only legal obligation in its 401(k) plan was to oversee the plan prudently for the benefit of its workers.
In her "Market Watch" column last Sunday, "Lopsided 401 k)'s, All Too Common," Gretchen Morgenson states that the trustees of 401 k)'s have to run the plans prudently.
Pursuant to section 404(a)(1)(A) and (B), fiduciaries must discharge their duties with respect to the plan prudently and solely in the interest of participants and beneficiaries.
