Sentence examples for prudent collaboration from inspiring English sources

After presentation of the agrarian bill, he failed to act in prudent collaboration with his senatorial supporters, and he added to his troubles by dubious initiatives that were bound to offend the bulk of senatorial opinion.

The judges and prosecutors of course went to great length to draw distinctions between their own quiet, prudent collaboration (ostensibly justified by the need to preserve the French from the greater horrors of direct Nazi rule) and Brasillach's noisy, flagrantly treasonous conduct.

Clearly Cooper expected his new London publisher to exercise a prudent, limited collaboration in preparing the novel for British audiences.

It would seem prudent to have effective collaboration between NACO and DoWCD for a holistic long-term approach to deal with HIV/AIDS, with special focus on women who are aged 21 34 years, illiterate, and belonging to scheduled caste and schedule tribe.

"It would not, however, be prudent to speculate on the specifics of that collaboration at this time," he said.

For future studies, it appears prudent to utilise simple referral guidance, developed in collaboration between primary and secondary care.

Clearly, collaboration across international boundaries would be prudent so as to minimise duplication of effort and costs of developing these tools (Brouwers et al, 2011).

But even if collaboration were not required, Mr. Zimmer said, it would be prudent because federal and state authorities could only gain from BP's expertise and equipment.

It would thus, at the very least, serve to demonstrate the need for caution and temperance in the conduct of any retinal photocoagulation, prudent timing of post-laser follow-ups, and, prompt and close inter-subspecialty collaboration following severe reactions to posterior segment laser.

Prudent perhaps.

Sounds laudable and prudent.