The phrase 'prudent manager' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is careful and wise in their management and/or decision-making. For example: "The company opted for a prudent manager to handle the finances and oversee the project."
"But I've been a prudent manager, and I'm proud of my record".
A prudent manager of a serious program would certainly have a number of sites," he said.
To strategize on this undulating playing field, the prudent manager needs to recognize its underlying forces.
Some Kuwaitis made their country unpopular by flaunting their wealth, but their government was a prudent manager of its oil.
He is a centrist with strong ties to business leaders at a time when Mr. Gore is trying to position himself as a prudent manager of the economy.
Even Ms. Flores, who is known as a fiscally prudent manager, has promised growth of 7percentt a year and 650,000 new jobs annually, which economists say is unlikely to happen.
Many fantasy owners struggle with the auction's later stages, which lead prudent managers to manage their money more carefully in order to have that $2 or even $3 max bid longer than the competition.
He said prudent managers had a right to check who was being taken on and denied that it amounted to blacklisting.
This would increase household savings, according the World Bank, not only because a working mother means a second wage-earner in the family, but also because women are generally seen as more prudent managers of household finances, and more likely to control them if they work.
In addition, worries about a possible time mismatch between assets and liabilities will cause the prudent pension manager to favour domestic bonds over equities, foreign or domestic.
This blow to his reputation as a prudent risk manager forced him to reshuffle his executive team, putting two of them in the race to succeed him.
