prudential

The question is how prudential control can be best guaranteed in future.

But nothing important was ever begun in a prudential frame of mind.

Also, of course, such diligence is prudential on her part.

But developing countries seem to have been carried away by prudential excess.

During this time, prudential slowly slipped down to 5th in assets.

I would simply say that we are working to apply the prudential banking rules.

He was also growing less capable even of prudential self-regard.

The global prudential rules were not suited to real-life conditions.

"The prudential rules are not in themselves the obstacle; it's the way they can be used by politicians," he said.

One cannot but worry about the pathetic prudential regulations to which they are subject, even in Europe.

A railway timetable provides a good and simple example of a prudential practice.

His difference with the bishops is not theological but a matter of a "prudential political judgment," he said.

She seems perfectly happy, however, and in a prudential light, it is certainly a very good match for her."

That this could have happened is testament to the low regard into which prudential regulation was allowed to fall.

So I retrieved my friend, who had taken a prudential spot in the queue, and we did just that.

These prudential rules have had a somewhat random quality.

The same goes for the pension providers' prudential rules.

In my view, the key element in all of this is prudential supervision.

It aims to strengthen the prudential regulation of the insurance sector.

Targeted prudential measures often appear to be effective in reducing credit growth.

The indispensable party is often a prudential standing requirement.

Like any financial business, Stock Exchange members are subject to prudential regulation.

A prudential practice is instrumental in nature, being designed to achieve a specific substantive purpose.

Human associations, then, can be viewed as being structured in terms of either prudential or moral practices.

How do you deter someone who's not capable (either in the moment or overall) of basic prudential reasoning?