Sentence examples for prudent limit from inspiring English sources

To stop the world's temperature from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above the pre-industrial era — considered by most climate scientists as the prudent limit — emissions must fall much faster.

Likewise, limiting debt service to no more than 20% of cash flow would be a conservative, prudent limit to observe.

That's an incredibly aggressive goal but one some scientists say is the only way that the world can avert global warming of more than 2°C the European Union has determined that's a prudent limit to "avoid dangerous anthropogenic warming," in the United Nations parlance.

It failed in its duty to set more prudent limits.

Debt is 137% of GDP more than double prudent limits.

When capital flows are liberalised, it needs to be done cautiously and within prudent limits.

Much of the outright counterfeit money — aside from those notes that banks issued way beyond prudent limits — originated in the border areas between the United States and Canada.

3.10am GMT In one paragraph, the president says the drones program operates under "prudent" limits, promises to reform surveillance programs and calls for the closure of the prison at Guatanamo Bay.

Right?: That's why I've imposed prudent limits on the use of drones – for we will not be safer if people abroad believe we strike within their countries without regard for the consequence.

In in his State of the Union Message in 1967, Johnson asked Congress for a tax increase to keep the budget deficit "within prudent limits and to give our country and our fighting men the help they need in this hour of trial".

The movies share a structure (two men pairing off with two women along the lines of wildness versus sensitivity), a crucial plot point (a wedding and whether it will come off), a tone of smarmy salaciousness within tight and prudent limits, and a pile of clichés.