Alaska has about $13 billion in rainy-day savings accounts that will last four to five years at current oil prices and forecasts, provided the new administration makes "prudent reductions," said Office of Management and Budget Director Pat Pitney.
Is it Mr. McCain, with his more prudent tax reductions, his emphasis on paying down the debt, and his openness to a privatized element in the Social Security trust fund?
But a force reduction is prudent as both nations assess their relations.
Although it has not been proven with certainty that these relations are causative, it seems prudent to avoid major reductions in Hb as best as possible with relevant blood-conservation strategies [ 109- 113].
Mr. Johnson then outlined what he called a "prudent" plan for a multiyear reduction in emissions from vehicles and large industrial sources like power plants and refineries.
We believe that policy makers should thus be prudent in designing CO2 emission reduction policy and be careful not to let polluters become complacent by postponing some of their emission reduction efforts awaiting the silver bullet technology on the horizon.
With one in ten young people being affected by ill mental health and stigma regularly cited as a factor affecting access to early intervention services, focussing resources on school based stigma reduction strategies seems prudent.
Data suggest that A2E accumulation in the RPE can be an early and primary driver of several forms of macular degeneration, and that targeting A2E and other vitamin A dimers for their reduction is a prudent therapeutic strategy.
Its goal is not deficit-reduction, limited government, prudent social policy or the creation of broad-based opportunity.
Privatizing the debt ceiling/deficit reduction talks seems a prudent way to go.
