Each of Murdoch's six children have an equal economic interest in the family trust that controls the all-important bloc of shares – Prudence MacLeod, the only daughter from his first, short marriage to Patricia Booker, is the oldest, but the best known are Elisabeth, Lachlan and James, children from his 32-year union to Anna Murdoch.
Alongside the clinical findings, it is of fundamental importance to build a physician-patient relationship based on the virtues of prudence, sharing, attention, willingness and so on.
Or this: my new friend Prudence, who even if she had access to anti-retroviral therapies would not have shared them with her now dead sister or best friend Janny, because her fellow activists were more important to keep alive.
For decades, American productivity was built on a particular set of shared values, among them belief in God, opposition to Soviet communism, and, not least, middle-class prudence and goodwill.
"We want to leave a little more for all the future from today: this is the declination of the virtue of prudence, which we share, as well as sloth or apathy is interpreted as resistance to change and justice (in top down, bottom up and cross relations) is understood as the recognition and appreciation of each other's work and working together.
Twenty students went to the microphone at the State Capitol to share their research; a few months later Prudence Crandall became the official state heroine.
"Prudence requires, however, that information sharing be within the rubric of responsible force protection".
Dear Prudence, before being joined by Canadian musician Dan Kanter, who is more accustomed to sharing a stage with Justin Bieber.
Prudence in pen and e-mail I guess is what is called for. A. Thanks, dear reader, for sharing your experience.
The "critical success factors" identified by internal campaign documents include "move incrementally with prudence," "manage risk carefully" and "share results good and bad".
