Sentence examples for prudent deal from inspiring English sources
A prudent deal may postpone much of the spending reductions until the economy picks up.
But the arrangements are often so complicated that it's not always easy for employers to determine if investors are getting a prudent deal, even though that's their responsibility.
People involved in the process who are close to Guggenheim said that while the company was using its insurance companies to pay for the Dodgers, it was a very good, prudent deal for its investors and policyholders.
As much as Francisco Rodríguez was a relative bargain for the Mets in a buyer's market for closers, the Yankees will take a deep breath and guarantee seven years for Sabathia, seldom the most prudent deal for a pitcher.
In other words, an investor who does the prudent thing is charged more by the very broker who is supposed to be getting him the most prudent deal.
In fact, under his watch, prudent New Deal controls were eviscerated, including the end of Glass-Steagall.
But there is plenty of evidence that sound policy and prudent leadership can deal with problems of this sort.
Some of the co-sponsors say the Senate bill, the Iran Refined Petroleum Sanctions Act, is a more prudent way to deal with Iran's nuclear program than authorizing the president to use military means if necessary, as the Senate did for President George W. Bush when he was confronting Saddam Hussein.
There are always safe and prudent ways to deal with someone who is harming others to this extent and you must not play victim or enable them.
The Woolf report is a compendium of prudent warnings about dealing with students from developing countries who may become leaders – but if Lord Woolf is appropriately lucid about the need for far greater care in these matters, he also makes clear that "Saif Gaddafi's ideas were his own".
We need to find a more prudent way of dealing with Russia that is far different from the days of the Cold War in much the same way we have grown accustomed to dealing with China.
