Sentence examples for prudential considerations from inspiring English sources

Later decisions confirm that Associated General Contractors rested on statutory, not "prudential," considerations.

In addition, the court said that prudential considerations regarding the separation of powers precluded jurisdiction.

That requirement states a limitation on judicial power, not merely a factor to be balanced in the weighing of so-called "prudential" considerations.

Point 5 reads, "Consistent with prudential considerations, there should be a full and transparent disclosure of the impairment of banks' balance sheets".

Because most of these situations were characterized by gross disparities of power, with the Jews the weaker party, prudential considerations were dominant.

Moral restraint, in application to the present subject, may be defined to be, abstinence from marriage, either for a time or permanently, from prudential considerations, with a strictly moral conduct towards the sex in the interval.

"We are conscious of those developments, and as an institution as a whole, we do have to think about the balance in the recovery and the potential financial stability implications of those developments, or the accentuation of those developments, and that does bring into scope some macro-prudential considerations".

(44) In order to ensure that credit institutions are subject to supervision of the highest quality, unfettered by other, non-prudential considerations and that the negative mutually reinforcing impacts of market developments concerns banks and Member States is addressed in a timely and effective way, the ECB should start carrying out specific supervisory tasks as soon as possible.

The Court waxes eloquent on the blend of prudential and constitutional considerations that combine to create our misguided "standing" jurisprudence.

It was generally agreed at the time of Flast v. Cohen, 392 U.S. 83, 92, n. 6, 101 (1968), and clearly the view of Justice Harlan in dissent, id. at 130, that the rule stated reflected prudential and policy considerations, not constitutional limitations.

This does not imply that whilst we are still under the thrall of the illusion we should leave all prudential and moral considerations behind.