Sentence examples for prudent tradition from inspiring English sources
Above all, he understood the importance of keeping to the prudent tradition of Turkish foreign policy.
Comey shattered that prudent tradition, apparently to avoid creating problems for himself with congressional Republicans who were miffed that he failed to pillory Hillary in the email probe.
Little wonder that one director told Mr Perissinotto bluntly that he was not up to the job.By tradition prudent in its investments, Generali has a large portfolio of government bonds but they are not as safe as they once seemed.
While he shared the house of Valois's taste for luxury and festivity, he reverted to the Capetian tradition of prudent diplomacy.
Because of the dedication of so many, Princeton is now and will continue to be a resilient and strong university, protected by our tradition of prudent management over many decades, a common understanding of our focused research and teaching mission, and a culture that breeds intense loyalty and devotion.
It seemed "prudent" to keep the tradition of open access to information in this field, Gostin says.
It denotes the founders' determination to conserve the best of Jewish tradition while being open to prudent change.
All aspects of conservatism--its commitment to ordered liberty, its respect for tradition and precedence, and its demand for prudent decision-making--require an honest assessment of information and the willingness to acknowledge factual data.
India has a strong tradition of religiosity and all gurus recommend prudent lifestyle- with focus on smoking cessation, balanced diet, physical exercise and mental relaxation- important for CVD control.
There is nothing in the constitutional scheme or our traditions to prohibit Congress from delegating the prudent and proper implementation of the capital murder statute to the President acting as Commander in Chief.
In political thought, the modern liberal tradition has tended to assume an optimistic view of human nature and the individual's capacities for prudent choice.
