Although Mr. Thompson has quarantine powers under existing, albeit antiquated, public health laws, they do not explicitly cite SARS, and Mr. Bush decided it would be "prudent planning" to issue an order making the authority clear, an administration official said.
He called a plan disclosed last month to issue up to 400 million common shares in exchange for outstanding preferred shares a "prudent way to manage capital".
In business, it would be prudent to consider privacy issues from the very beginning, when designing an e-commerce environment and building data warehouses or, any of the transactional systems (for example, e-CRM) that will provide content to the data warehouse.
Peter G. Brav, president of Good Deed Abstract, a title agency in Valley Stream, N.Y., said that it was prudent to resolve boundary-line issues even when an encroachment did not seem to bother either owner.
When a deal makes sense, it will generally be prudent to move quickly to resolve issues and get the deal done.
Consequently, it is prudent to recognize and reinforce the specific issues that are associated with conducting research with these groups.
The issue is whether it is prudent to do so, whether the risks are worth running.
To appreciate how MC for HIV prevention became a national issue in Uganda, it is prudent to first understand how it gained international recognition.
"Until those unresolved legal issues are clarified, it seems prudent to block the site".
It is prudent to screen for depression, body image, and self-esteem issues, and engage these patients with additional support and resources to optimize weight loss postbariatric surgery.
Are there open supervisory issues or incomplete performance of supervisory agreements that make it prudent to not pursue M&A opportunities until these are resolved?
