There are certain polite terms that even the most well intentioned, prudent pro-choice people use when they talk about abortion.
In 1868, Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" illustrated how bookkeeping not only brought stress upon a poor couple, Meg and John, but also reflected larger problems in their marriage: "Till now she had done well, been prudent and exact, kept her little account books neatly, and showed them to him monthly, without fear.
IT and data center infrastructure and equipment that store these records will be needed, as well as prudent (or mandated) provisions for digital security and disaster recovery.
Our ratios are well within prudent limits and our growth plans are challenging, but realistic.
Modification of light settings and timing becomes a fundamental component in this approach, as well as prudent exposure to sunlight for some hours.
This recommendation was continued in the 1995 edition, with qualifying language removed, and stated that "the Guidelines accurately reflect current knowledge" and that "the advice is scientifically sound as well as prudent and practical" (USDA, 1995).
In short, it is not difficult to attain a well-diversified prudent portfolio.
West Brom are a well-run, prudent club and Peace's experience with public companies means the books will be easy to comprehend and reliable.
"I think that we've positioned ourselves well to be prudent and intelligent negotiators".
Unlike their government, Greek banks were seen as well managed and prudent before the crisis.
