Maybe, upon second thought, I did not learn well about prudence.
They included Hall's offspring Georgia May Jagger, Lizzie Jagger, James Jagger and Gabriel Jagger, as well as Prudence, Lachlan, Elisabeth, James, Grace and Chloe Murdoch.
Instead he practised as well as preached prudence, sticking with tough Tory plans to freeze public spending in real terms for two years.
Finding a suitable spouse for the precious child is even trickier but they should look for someone of intelligence and prudence, well-educated and preferably of a similar background, so as to give the marriage the best possible chance.
Clearly, the Republican aim is to demonstrate their fiscal prudence, as well as their new political power in the Republican-controlled House. Republican-controlled House
Justice was once regularly shown with Prudence as well as Fortitude and Temperance, the four cardinal virtues.
It is forever lecturing its poor client countries about the virtues of fiscal prudence, as well as teaching them how to cut spending in the most efficient ways.
As for prudence today, well, the willingness to risk a default on America's financial obligations by refusing to raise the debt ceiling may be many things, but it is not prudent.
What's more, cultivating a "personal brand" has become a matter of prudence as well as ambition: there is a powerful incentive to be publicly likable at a time when strangers routinely rate and review one another over minor transactions — cat-sitting, assembling IKEA furniture, sharing a car ride or a spare bedroom — and people are forced to crowdsource money for their medical bills.
As a matter of simple prudence, as well as morality, it should be reversed.
