Castelli, whose father prudently took party membership, remembered thinking, languidly, of the Fascists as "rather intolerable".
Moreover, as it so happens, it could be to NATO's advantage that its Libya mission involves a coalition of willing Western and Arab countries in which the United States prudently takes a back seat.
This is a painful decision, but one that many companies have prudently taken to help minimize the number of layoffs they have to make.
From these results, it seems crucial, for a successful dose reduction in ET experiments, to select I-DS and T-DS settings prudently, taking into account the structural complexity of the object to be reconstructed.
Colleagues may prudently choose to drive conservative cars, to court at least.
It is easier to regulate against risk-taking than to convince banks to take risks prudently.
My expectation on this and related issues is that, now that the fight to win the office is behind him, he can take the necessary time--along with his intelligent advisors--to prudently consider what measures are going to best serve the country and her economy going forward.
Mr. Obama prudently has not taken military action off the table — no president should — but war would be a disastrous option.
Any regulatory measures must be taken prudently and with careful attention to their potential harms and evidence of what works, and what does not.
