Sentence examples for prudent officials from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of paragraph (2) of this subsection, the terms "reasonable assurances" and "reasonable detail" mean such level of detail and degree of assurance as would satisfy prudent officials in the conduct of their own affairs.

And he said he thought it was more prudent for officials to examine the regulations after they were codified before deciding on a full-scale ban.

The F.D.A. yesterday called Kraft's action "prudent" but officials at the agency rejected statements by biotechnology critics that the government had been slow to act, saying it had to first confirm the accusations.

It is prudent for government officials to encourage healthy banks to acquire weak banks.

The government's approach, while prudent, worries industry officials who fear it does not provide a rapid exit for Boeing.

It might be more prudent for Saratov officials to establish free, anonymous clinics where prostitutes, clients and clients' families can find adequate health care.

It would be prudent for Medicare officials to contemplate the consequences of their actions before eliminating important care for our nation's elderly.

Proper preventive measures (e.g., vaccination and better hygiene) would also be prudent for health officials and susceptible individuals [ 5].

"I think the first President Bush is telling his son, 'Be prudent, George,' " the official said.

Federal regulations dictate that government employees be "prudent" when "making official travel arrangements," and book "the least expensive class of travel that meets their needs".

For some foreign officials, the prudent choice has been to enter into limited negotiations, while hoping that will forestall any levies.