Sentence examples for prudence on from inspiring English sources
'prudence on' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
In order to use the word 'prudence' correctly in a sentence, either the noun form or the verb form should be used. For example: "She exercised prudence in her decision making." "She was known for her prudence in financial matters."
"We said we should regard the period ahead as a period of opportunity but also a period by definition of some uncertainty, that requires the greatest possible degree of restraint, caution and prudence on everybody's part," one American official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Chief financial officer Peter Oppenheimer went on to recommend prudence on sales targets.
6. (Self-denial, honor, piety) is not a virtue: it is only the effect of prudence on rascality.
This conservative believes in prudence on the grounds that society is complicated and it's generally best to reform it steadily but cautiously.
The aim is to avert any chance of Swedish taxpayers again paying for "irresponsible risk-taking .Mr Borisk-taking .Mrfiscal prudence on his European colleagues.
"There is a great lack of military caution and prudence on the part of those in command here," McBeth observed in a lengthy letter in February 1863.
Regulators at the Fed and the Comptroller of the Currency's office are questioning the prudence of relying on consultants so heavily, according to government officials briefed on the matter".
Officials at the Federal Reserve, which oversees many large banks, are questioning the prudence of relying on consultants so heavily, said two people with direct knowledge of the matter.
The almost universal policy of discontinuation of anti-TNF is thus based on the principle of prudence, and on expert opinion.
If so, their prudence may bring on the very recession they hoped to cushion themselves against.
Mr Osborne believes that Britain's reputation for fiscal prudence depends on cutting public spending aggressively.
