The government, prudently preparing for a time when petroleum profits might not be so lucrative, began reinvesting those profits in the Government Pension Fund (originally the Government Petroleum Fund).
Meanwhile, the Doe Fund is prudently preparing to open a 400-bed facility in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, a less densely populated area with more industrial and manufacturing neighbors than the tightly packed and largely commercial and residential Upper East Side.
And that is before they consider building up a cash cushion against the risk of losing their job, or rebuilding their wealth to offset falling house prices.Such people will be prudently preparing for the future, with the aim of not being a burden on the state.
During the nation's most recent transition, we were lucky to have a president and president-elect who prudently prepared and cooperated with each other.
Mr. Walcott, who was a deputy mayor when Ms. Black announced the policy, said he had heard from many principals, who complained that they were being punished for doing exactly what they had been encouraged to do: manage their budgets prudently and prepare for a rainy day.
But she prudently also prepared for a potentially lucrative fallback career, in case making music did not work out: she was a fourth-year medical student at the University of Glasgow in 2009, when one of her songs, "Diamond Rings," became a hit for the rapper Chipmunk, emboldening her to pursue her musical career.
Prepare, prepare, prepare.
On Wall Street, no one draws a bonus for deals they prudently do not make.
Perhaps prudently, he does not develop the idea.
–Make the trust productive, acting prudently when acquiring, selling, investing and managing trust property.
