Sentence examples for prudential approach from inspiring English sources

Abandoning the project cost Vale several billion dollars a blow that could have been avoided had it taken a more prudential approach to investing in its neighbor.

The prudential approach is common in other areas of policy, from defence to financial stability, and warrants more public action to mitigate climate change, not less.Out of the fog of uncertainty over the economics of climate change, the outline of a few conclusions emerges.

This prudential approach has been adopted in consideration of the unpredictable occurrence in elderly subjects of side effects from cytotoxic drugs also in the presence of apparently normal organ functions (Lichtman et al, 1999; Aapro et al, 2000).

Although the Bayesian and prudential approaches differ in their aims and scope, both lay down fruitful avenues for further exploration that are largely complementary.

In terms of more prudential approaches, it has also to be considered, as reported by the recently published "expert panel recommendations" on hyponatraemia, that a 4-6 mmol/L increase in serum [Na+] is already sufficient to reverse the most serious manifestations of acute hyponatraemia [ 24].

But the paper makes the reasonable point that the macro-prudential approach – yet to be tried in crisis conditions – might not work.

Dworkin's prudential insurance approach might have the same scope as the opportunity-based view if the insurance policy that (most?) prudent buyers purchase includes protections against health risks that go beyond treatments for illness.

Prudential first approached A.I.G. last year, but it was rebuffed because its offer was too low, according to people briefed on the matter.

Auth., THE PRUDENTIAL REGULATION AUTHORITY'S APPROACH TO ENFORCEMENT 23 (2016) (UK), http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/pra/Documents/publications/sop/2016/approachenforcementupdate.pdf [htps://perma.cc/E764-B5R5] at 35.

Andrew Tyrie, chairman of the Treasury Select Committee, told the BBC that Mr Carney "ticks all the boxes" but added that his committee would question him on matters such as how he will approach macro-prudential stability and what his views on quantitative easing are.

Tightening the regulatory parameters of the financial system in a precautionary manner -- so-called macro-prudential policies -- is one approach.