Sentence examples for prudent governance from inspiring English sources
After Jagdeep Singh Bachher was appointed in 2014 as UC's chief investment officer, he implemented a policy of pursuing "environmental sustainability, social responsibility and prudent governance".
"The majority of states are rated either Aaa or Aa1, and this concentration at the top of our rating scale reflects states' powers - such as the ability to cut general spending - and positive features that include prudent governance practices, moderate debt burdens, and stable, diverse economies".
It was a prudent decision at the beginning to place MBDS within the official governance structures of each country.
For a prudent investor, the Securities and Exchange Commission's new shareholder proxy access rule threatens destabilizing effects on corporate governance, adverse impacts that may far outweigh any possible benefits to capital formation and investor protection.
China may be more explicit about "Internet sovereignty" but the U.S. and other Western nations themselves have encouraged the emergence of virtual borders as both a prudent response to the demands of civil society and as a means to promote their preferred modes of governance.
"China may be more explicit about 'Internet sovereignty,'" he says, "but the U.S. and other Western nations themselves have encouraged the emergence of virtual borders as both a prudent response to the demands of civil society and as a means to promote their preferred modes of governance.
The uninsured are prudent.
"They are prudent people".
