Sentence examples for take prudential from inspiring English sources

"Therefore, it's very important to take prudential steps to keep a stable society.

"No matter it would use the money to take Prudential or expand into the market in rural China as it revealed before, Ping An needs to find new momentum to support its profit growth," he remarked.

"The starting point must be the five core principles I set out last October: transparency, accountability, responsible risk taking, prudential regulation and international co-operation".

Prudential norms are usually taken to have a hypothetical structure: if you have prudential reason to survive the disease, and believing that you are going to do so will help you achieve this end, then other things being equal you should believe that you are going to survive.

If the recent experience of MetLife is any guide, Prudential is unlikely to try to take over any big American rivals soon after it goes public, probably toward the end of the year.

At the height of the crisis, Mr. Bernanke lobbied for the Fed to take on the prudential oversight of too-big-to-fail financial institutions; it's now time for him to make full use of the Fed's expanded supervisory mandate.

This would still leave open whether I should take into account his prudential preferences (now-for-then) for his future, or only his synchronic preferences (now-for-now) regarding his present state.

"We have been taking measures on prudential risk.

Prudential took over while Mr. Gottlieb, the company's founder, was suing Island Def Jam Records in a contract dispute over the rapper Ja Rule and the producer Irv Gotti.

One passage, for instance, begins sensibly enough: "A member shall not be prevented from taking measures for prudential reasons, including for the protection of investors, depositors, policy holders or persons to whom a fiduciary duty is owed by a financial service supplier, or to ensure the integrity and stability of the financial system".

Prudential appeared to take that to a new level.