Thus, while considering the fact that more than 85% of all district expenditures are for salary and benefits for employees, we must be prudent in negotiations to lessen the impact of budget cuts.
Maybe Tom Hagen's more prudent approach of negotiation and adjustment would have served the family better in the long term had it been tried.
But Leventhal said he wants to have "a serious conversation about the cost of government," and he urged Leggett to be prudent in upcoming contract negotiations with county unions and in salaries paid to new department heads.
In the eyes of Iran's supreme leader, this approach might have been prudent while the nuclear negotiations were in progress.
"The prudent thing is to establish negotiations".
Such a coordinated action-for-action mechanism can be a prudent guide — not only for future negotiations with North Korea but also to sustain healthy alliance relations.
Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has testified to Congress that, in the Pentagon's view, the Iranian regime is a "rational actor" and that the current U.S. approach of international sanctions and tough negotiations "is the most prudent".
A French diplomatic source urged caution, saying: "It's the home stretch, but previous negotiations have taught us to be prudent".
For some foreign officials, the prudent choice has been to enter into limited negotiations, while hoping that will forestall any levies.
Besides the lack of active support measures by their host institutions, they also require prudent rules on how to handle the situation in negotiations with their university.
It may be prudent to develop a node of excellence first in regard to the negotiation of PTAs, however, and this relates to point five, if such expertise can be appropriately shared perhaps regionally, a different regulatory target may be more appropriate.
