Sentence examples for under prudent from inspiring English sources

In nine sites, all National Recreation Areas with artificial lakes that have extensive motorboating, as well as in the open waters of Gateway National Recreation Area in New York, personal-watercraft use may continue under "prudent" park management.

3.10am GMT In one paragraph, the president says the drones program operates under "prudent" limits, promises to reform surveillance programs and calls for the closure of the prison at Guatanamo Bay.

What is more, the IMF's standard macroeconomic medicine fiscal austerity acted like a wrecking ball on economies that were already operating under prudent fiscal regimes.

Propofol acting indirectly at the NMDAR is suggested to be safely used under prudent monitoring and the close titration of dosages judging from NMDAR-related pharmacological mechanism and the past case reports including ours.

"It's a very good set of assets under very prudent management.

In 1978, the US Labor Department relaxed certain parts of the ERISA restrictions, under the "prudent man rule," thus allowing corporate pension funds to invest in private equity resulting in a major source of capital available to invest in venture capital and other private equity.

To be suspicious of the United Arab Emirates is prudent under the circumstances and hardly the feared racial profiling that Mr. Friedman charges.

In fact, "Circus Maximus" leaves little doubt that under current conditions, prudent city governments should avoid the contests at all costs.In principle, there is no reason why hosting such events needs to be an economic own-goal.

In the three and a half years since the Thai-based Srivaddhanaprabha family bought out Milan Mandaric, Leicester have spent big under Sven Goran Eriksson, realised the error of their ways after a then-record Championship loss of £30m only delivered a ninth-place finish and flourished under the more prudent direction of Nigel Pearson.

In fact, under his watch, prudent New Deal controls were eviscerated, including the end of Glass-Steagall.

Jesse added it's "our belief" that "if more people had this kind of experience, under good and prudent circumstances, they, their neighbors, and the world would be happier".