Sentence examples for prudently asked from inspiring English sources
The opposition member, who says he was referring to an electoral dénouement, has prudently asked for leave of absence.President Maduro has twice vowed to present "within hours" the conclusions of police investigations which would supposedly vindicate his claim of an opposition plot.
"Arab regimes are using the excuse of fighting terrorism to further limit the small margin of democracy in these countries," a Yemeni warned me, prudently asking that his name not be used.
Although Rousselot prudently refrained from asking about the plot, Riquelme explained several sections of his book in detail.
People who have borrowed prudently and lived within their means are livid that they are being asked to bail out neighbours who splurged on McMansions and giant televisions.
Asked if he would resign as CSU leader, Seehofer told ZDF broadcaster that he wasn't ruling this out but there were many reasons for the party's weak result which now had to be analysed prudently.
THE question that Russians ask about Anatoly Chubais these days is, "will he be next?" When Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the boss of Russia's biggest oil firm, Yukos, was arrested in October after a four-month-long series of probes into his firm and associates, other Russian business magnates prudently kept their mouths shut or muttered vaguely that it did not affect them.
With ample reason, Nylen asks himself, "Why do I take such dumb risks over and again?" The son of a gregarious DuPont executive whose constant transfers kept the family on the move, Nylen learned at a young age that even a prudently lived existence can go awry.
We ask that you grant our president the will to act courageously but cautiously when confronted with danger and to act prudently but deliberately when challenged by adversity.
Such a transition would require a prudently balanced cooperation with America.
The club is prudently run, but a manager will always demand extra resources.
