By selling Highbury, its home since 1913, six years ago and moving 400 yards to a new stadium, Arsenal has sustained itself through prudence.
The facets of cognition that are struck the hardest by AD include: sustained attention, prolonged concentration, inhibition of impulse and higher order capacities for deliberation, prudence and forethought.
The skepticism characterized by this attitude was a matter of intellectual honesty and prudence; it was a provisional outlook or stance, though one capable of being sustained indefinitely, rather than a position to be resolutely adhered to.
And then, 18 years later, came Brown, who had ample time to learn the lessons of the past, devoted himself to prudence and stability, and is now being feted (especially by himself) for having presided over the longest period of sustained growth since the invention of the spinning jenny.
Id. [934 S.W.2d 753] However, we held that "it cannot be said that [the defendant,] as a person of ordinary intelligence and prudence, should have anticipated that [the plaintiff] would sustain an injury by wrenching his back while performing the very job he was employed to do, i.e., the placement of sand on the oil spill". Id.
Finding the taxing and spending power to sustain the Affordable Care Act, Roberts further solidified his reputation for reasoned prudence by articulating the limits on the authorities he relied upon.
Having preached the need for prudence and stability and insisted he would not bankroll the club, he has found the pressure of sustaining Premier League football forcing his hand.
The expression keep the feet on the ground symbolizes prudence.
Prudence A. Francis: conference travel support from Sanofi-Aventis.
