Financial prudence, in fact, is another Whitman hallmark.
Americans are still straining their credit cards, after a brief flirtation with prudence in December.
And Mr Steinmeier, her foreign minister, called for prudence in the choice of words.
China's state-run news agency, Xinhua, recently said the Beijing consensus meant "prudence in market reforms".
That said, we call for prudence in making hasty judgments about a pending court case.
The government will require far more fiscal prudence in the future.
Mr. Raffarin said he was prepared to sacrifice budgetary prudence in order to kickstart France's economy.
Finally, in normal times modesty and prudence in policy goals are good things.
Did the "me" generation born in the 1970s abandon prudence in favour of consumerism?
In Egypt, it seems to have been prudence; in France, widespread dissatisfaction with the economic conditions.
This year the budget allows for a 15% increase, which puts the finance ministry's talk of prudence in perspective.
