Sentence examples for taking prudent steps from inspiring English sources

Cameco Australia's managing director, Brian Reilly, said the company was taking prudent steps to prepare its Australian projects for a development decision, once market conditions were suitable.

Rose's recent guest appearance with U2 in Vienna and Guns N' Roses' inclusion in the Freddie Mercury memorial show suggest that the band are taking prudent steps towards acceptance into the international fraternity of megastars.

After weeks of often heated talk, including warnings from some Republicans that they did not want to commit taxpayer funds to what could be nothing more than a bailout for greedy lenders and irresponsible homeowners, there has been a more reasoned discussion in recent days about taking prudent steps to protect the wider economy.

"It merely means that persons in your situation may be vulnerable to pressures or outside influences brought on by association with foreign nationals, and the F.B.I. is taking prudent steps to minimize any and all risks," Mr. Batts said in the two-page letter.

Scottish Water spokesman Peter Farrer said: "We have been taking prudent steps to plan a range of actions should the lack of rainfall continue.

Frenk, who was in Mexico City when he spoke with ScienceInsider, praised the Mexican government for taking prudent steps, such as closing schools for 12 days and discouraging people from gathering in public.

"It's dawning on businesses that they have to take prudent steps".

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Of course, many suppliers and customers take prudent steps because they want to be helpful during a time of emergency.

The risks accumulate over a long time, Mr. Hauer said, and that drives officials to take prudent steps now to prepare for the worst.

"Everyone should be careful and take prudent steps, such as washing your hands after you open your mail," a spokesman from the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services said.