Kane identifies six different types of SFW, giving the most detailed treatment to what he calls moral choices or decisions and prudential choices or decisions.
"The Bank of England is taking steps to ensure we can assess a range of future risks from a number of different sources to inform our micro- and macro-prudential policy decisions.
Arguing that the choice to have children is not just a prudential or pragmatic decision but one with ethical repercussions, Overall offers a wide-ranging exploration of how we might think systematically and deeply about this fundamental aspect of human life.
Furthermore, the claim that it is somehow improper to base such a decision on prudential reasons seems to presuppose precisely what Pascal denies namely, that there are epistemic reasons on which one's decision might more appropriately be made to rest.
Most policy decisions are prudential judgments -- compromises between two political parties, neither of which represents the kingdom of God.
Thiam's decision to leave Prudential means the FTSE 100 will lose its first and only black chief executive, a status he has played down, at a time when the government wants to see more women and ethnic minorities at the top of companies.
Whether the "not pressed or passed upon below" rule is jurisdictional, as our earlier decisions indicate, see supra at 217-219, or prudential, as several of our later decisions assume, or whether its character might be different in cases like this from its character elsewhere, we need not decide.
They also hope to explain how interest rate decisions are made, and how tougher prudential regulations have made banks stronger but have put pressure on margins.
(44a) In order to ensure legal continuity in the prudential surveillance, it is necessary to ensure that all decisions adopted by national competent authorities, pertaining to the tasks conferred upon the ECB by the present Regulation, before its entry into force, remain in force as long as the ECB has not modified or repealed them.
Having done so, it is clear that there are no jurisdictional or prudential reasons why this Court should not review the Court of Appeals' decision.
