Sentence examples for prudent steps in from inspiring English sources

Capping the workforce at current levels and announcing a 12 billion-euro savings drive are prudent steps in view of these burdens.

Meanwhile, the U.S. military was taking what one defense official called "prudent steps" in the area, including moving a vessel with several helicopters aboard toward East Timor and keeping the USS Mobile Bay, a cruiser, in position for emergency assistance.

Fortunately, SCAQMD took a prudent step in 1994 by capping total NOx emissions from the region's industries, and lowering the cap 8percentt each year.

Here is a prudent step in this process.

Their view was that such moves were more likely to represent a prudent step in light of the chaotic situation in Iraq, our correspondent adds.

"We believe that further slowing of organic store growth is a prudent step in the context of current economic conditions," said President Gregory Wasson Gregory Wasson, adding that the plan frees up human and financial capital to improve the customer experience across its stores by remodeling and improving product assortment in existing stores.

In Moscow, the American Embassy urged caution in a public statement: "The Department of State advises American citizens in Russia to take prudent steps to ensure their personal safety in the coming days".

The Cubs' achievements, he said, occurred in piecemeal, prudent steps — like taking a daily vitamin.

An American official described those moves, as well as the withdrawal of Afghan reserves from the United States and other central banks, as prudent steps a bank regulator should take in such a crisis.

I can fully understand how it's hard to make a big deal out of hundreds of citizens attending a public hearing and praising a government proposal to take prudent steps that will strengthen our nation in the long term.

A20 New Terror Warning The F.B.I. warned law enforcement authorities to take "additional prudent steps" to detect and deter potential terrorist attacks in response to threats contained in audio tapes of two leaders of Al Qaeda broadcast in recent days.