Sentence examples for show prudence in from inspiring English sources
Mr. Perez de Cuellar expressed a hope that nations with a military presence in the gulf region would show prudence in the days to come, saying it would ease his task.
He expressed "solidarity" with Mr. Redeker, but cautioned that a "state employee must show prudence and moderation in all circumstances".
The French government was at first cautious when commenting on the case, with the education minister, Gilles de Robien, saying: "State employees must show prudence and moderation in all circumstances". But Mr Redeker went on radio last week complaining that he had been abandoned by the education ministry and had to arrange his own safehouses when police bodyguards moved him every two days.
As long as foundations are making a "good-faith effort" and showing appropriate prudence in their investment process, the IRS would not judge the investment to be taxable.
Planning your holiday way ahead of time shows prudence and determination on your part in order to think things through, shop for the best possible luxury villas you can find, and invest on them for maximum enjoyment of your holiday location.
Titian's "Allegory to Prudence," in turn, shows a young man, a mature man and an old man in a painting designed to demonstrate, in the words of one medieval scholar, that prudence entails conserving the past, knowing the present and foreseeing the future.
Any reasonable reading of the extensive Judiciary Committee testimony shows that Mr. Ashcroft's zeal has overruled prudence in cases that bear directly on issues relevant to the Department of Justice.
"It does show the prudence of looking periodically in places you don't expect to have problems," he said, "rather than blindly assuming you're not going to have problems except where you're looking".
He showed much prudence and judgment in the service".
This shows fiscal prudence and forbearance in appropriating and managing large sums of money.
