Prudent

These moves to fortify shareholder loyalty ahead of potential market downturn are prudent, but is it more prudent to sell trillion-dollar stocks ahead of that scenario?

Pope urges ‘prudent’ choices as hospital weathers new stormVATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis has urged the Vatican’s pediatric hospital to make “prudent” choices as it expands to welcome more patients.

In PROVERBS 19:14, it is written that a prudent wife (or a prudent husband) is from the Lord.

When he did that all the people who thought it was the prudent thing to do, started realizing that he wasnt doing it for the prudent reason.

According to Barron’s, past inflation and jobs data argued for continued interest rate hikes, while the recent banking crisis indicated a pause would be prudent.

After its disappointing move to a V6 twin-turbo engine layout in both its S and GTS Cayenne models in recent years, the Stuttgart brand has found it prudent to return to form by reintroducing the V8 engines.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, on the other hand, to be prudent rather than embark on a spending binge.

All I want to emphasize is that amnesty as a means of recovering assets and resolving some complex corruption cases can be a prudent option considering the past experiences where cases have dragged on in courts with no reasonable outcome.

All that matters is what’s possible, not what’s prudent.

All this was happening when the parastatals are struggling financially and to be asking them now and again to fund these meetings was not prudent,” he said.

And again, I think the IRS is trying to do a prudent thing to tamp down on fraud and also to make sure these small businesses are not getting bad advice from these pop-up firms.

And that's just part of us being prudent because we want to demonstrate to all of you that this is a business that grows 8% to 12%.

Another benefit of starting repayment early is to develop financially prudent habits.

Another effect of this prudent and impartial way of acting on the part of the Holy See on that occasion was that all the Cuban bishops were able to participate in the imminent Second Vatican Council.

As a fundamental investor, it is prudent to adjust investment decision on a timely basis.

A scuba diving or bungee jumping trip has a much higher risk factor than a weekend away to visit family, so investing in trip insurance may be prudent because so many things could go wrong.

At the Manhattan Beach City Council meeting on Tuesday, February 7, it would be prudent for our council to reconsider their Highrose project decision, once again.

Based on those stout UConn numbers, taking San Diego State on Monday night doesn’t seem terribly prudent.

But again, if we do realize that we are underlevered compared to the target leverage ratio that I said, and -- we've been -- I think we've shown to be very prudent with M&A.

But it is actually a prudent move.