Sentence examples for prudent role from inspiring English sources

Glemp's situation was made even worse because, while the pope on his world stage was free to make more heroic and challenging statements about Poland, Glemp, being nearer the Polish authorities, was cast in a more prudent role.

Let's stand up for the lessons of history and defend the prudent role of government.

These processes also promote accountability, where implementers have clearly defined responsibilities, roles and performance expectations, including the prudent use of resources.

Thus, a prudent use of antimicrobials in a combination with good hygienic conditions is required and further studies are necessary to investigate the role of intestinal E. coli as a possible reservoir of antimicrobial resistance.

Understanding the role of marijuana and its interaction with alcohol in motor vehicle crashes is important in order to develop targeted, effective public health interventions and prudent use of resources in mitigating the rising prevalence of DUID.

It seems prudent to fill this role relatively quickly and with assurance, so an H.P. insider makes the most sense.

As the holder of nearly 80% of the equity in AIG, the U.S. government has a fiduciary obligation to manage this investment in a prudent manner, and your role is crucial to the protection of the taxpayers' rights as AIG's "shareholders".

It is prudent to acknowledge the role of village health workers (VHWs).

Similar results are presented by Clavenna et al, suggesting that physician attitude may play a role obtaining prudent antibiotic prescriptions 37. Antibiotic overuse may also be affected by an existing gap between perceived and real determinants of antibiotic prescription.

For example, in the USA, insurers traditionally have an important role as prudent buyers of care on behalf of their members and research suggests that they partly determine the specific providers that are available to patients [ 86].

Those fears have led some of those in charge at Los Alamos to warn that any reductions in the University of California's role should be prudent, thoughtful and modest.