Stability and prudence are her favoured themes.
The Glazers must've expected that they were getting a wee, ginger, fledgling Ferguson David Moyessurelyly imagined that the great day had come after years of stability and prudence at Goodison Park, frugally guarding the Toffees, he was finally to be given the reigns of the all-conquering devils.
The remarks suggested that his foreign policy would more closely resemble that of his father, who put a high premium on stability and "prudence," rather than that of his brother.
Who vaunted his "iron resolve for stability and fiscal prudence"?
Although we heard plenty about prudence, stability and enterprise, the chancellor omitted the word 'savers' from his speech for the third successive year".
This year alone the government will be borrowing a breathtaking £175 billion ($254 billion), worth 12.4% of GDP.So much for Mr Brown's earlier claims of unparalleled economic stability and fiscal prudence.
Labour's record of economic stability and fiscal prudence does not impress in Sparkbrook.Nor has the nasty row about the selection of Khalid Mahmood, the new candidate for the safe seat of Perry Barr, done Labour's standing any good in the city.
And partly it was a leap of economic faith, the hope — driven by the will to believe, despite vast evidence to the contrary — that everything would work out as long as nations practiced the Victorian virtues of price stability and fiscal prudence.
He may now live, as he proudly tell us, in a house in New Jersey with six bathrooms and four televisions, yet he still shudders when he recalls how hyperinflation in Germany ruined his parents' generation and helped propel Hitler into power.Words like prudence, stability, safety, soundness and fiduciary responsibility stud his memoirs.
