Both sets of cuts can be absorbed, if made prudently.
Clinical decision making based on MRI results should therefore be made prudently with these limitations in mind.
"The major buyers are prudently beginning to make alternative plans to reduce their reliance on Iranian oil".
"States are struggling with many unanswered questions and are not able to make comprehensive, far-reaching decisions prudently," Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia, the chairman of the association, and Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, its next chairman, wrote.
Because meddling in the elections of democratic allies is not good policy, I hope our new president prudently waits to make a post-election date to reassert our special relationship with whomever the British choose as their prime minister.
The purpose of regulation should not be to make insurers choose risks more carefully or invest more prudently.
In financial regulation, for instance, this might mean making sure bankers have incentives to act prudently rather than smothering them with examiners to make sure they behave.Beyond matching role to capacity, the Bank believes that governments need to make more of an effort to improve their own capability.
This is a painful decision, but one that many companies have prudently taken to help minimize the number of layoffs they have to make.
Mr. Cole, whose father was once the president of G.M., said the government had "behaved prudently" in allowing the new management team sufficient latitude to make day-to-day business decisions.
Curtailing such investments is a mistake, we believe, because sustainability is closely aligned with critical moves companies need to make in a downturn moves like doing more with less, returning to basics and investing prudently.
He added: "That's my goal - to make the club debt-free, so that the club won't be under any threat and after that we just have to manage it prudently, run it like a business".
