However, as greater concern emerges about the potential pathogenicity of infectious agents that might be present in old vaccine stocks, prudence dictates caution and testing.
Prudence dictates taking steps now to minimize the possible shortfall.
"Simple prudence dictates a heightened level of awareness," he said in remarks at Tufts University.
"Prudence dictates that we are going to have this kind of problem," he said.
The laws of war and self-defense may permit political assassination in certain cases, but prudence dictates thinking carefully before pulling that fateful trigger.
I wish we did not have to equivocate so much, but prudence dictates that sort of caution given what we have seen in other caucus states.
Prudence dictates otherwise, even if you happen to be Richard Dreyfuss, a movie star with four decades of celluloid service, and a history of imprudence, under your belt.
Alan D. Kucker, a Manhattan lawyer who frequently represents landlords, said that the landlords are basically doing what prudence dictates and the law allows.
Just as a court cannot apply its independent policy judgement to recognize a cause of action that Congress had denied, it cannot limit a cause of action that Congress has created merely because "prudence" dictates.
Because it has received only the most glancing attention from the District Court and the parties, prudence dictates that this Court not reach appellants' challenge to the Cable Act provision requiring carriage of low power stations in certain circumstances.
If Mr. Haberman is trying to suggest that Mr. Blair's image and reputation will somehow be glamorized by the production, I suggest that journalistic prudence dictates that he wait until he sees the film.
