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Prudence saw me to the door, and I returned to my apartment with tears of rage in me eyes and a thirst for revenge in my heart.

Still, he did not pass in front of it any more, in obedience to the instinct of timidity and to the instinct of prudence common to lovers.

I believe in prudence at least once every two or three years.

I was walking up and down in her bedroom, thinking, when Prudence came in.

She had been forced into prudence in her youth, she learned romance as she grew older: the natural sequel of an unnatural beginning.

'Enough of this nonsense, ' I told Prudence. 'How much exactly does Marguerite need? '

Prudence came down to see us a few days after this and confirmed what Marguerite had told me.

Yet prudence about the China of 2030 is no reason to neglect trying to engage today's Chinese military in providing for the global good.

Humility and prudence will no doubt prove valuable to such a comprehensive thought process and assist creative innovators.

'Where? ' said Prudence, who was staring at me and evidently wondering if this was the same man she had known so much in love.

'Why, you could have had a woman here, ' answered Prudence, 'and it wouldn't have been very funny for her to see another two turning up. '

Prudence wanted to ask your father's friend for money, but I said no.

'No, that's all finished with, ' answered Prudence, 'I've been telling him a few home-truths, and he's promised to be good. '

'Do you know something? I'm seriously beginning to be afraid I could fall in love with you. You'd better ask Prudence. '

Thomas Campbell I believe in practicing prudence at least once every two or three years.

It is not your own prudence or judgement that has enabled you to keep your place in the trade.

For we're now in a situation where it would be very dangerous to give in to conventional notions of prudence.

His trenchant sense was never stopped by his rules of daily prudence, but was always up to the new occasion.

The child was dressed as a National Guardsman, owing to the insurrection, and the father had remained clad as a bourgeois out of prudence.

"She had been forced into prudence in her youth, she learned romance as she grew older" (Jane Austen).

Investor's prudence may be a comfort to its shareholders today, yet for some time it was a source of great aggravation.

A reasonable degree of prudence is often lacking in your actions.

Then Prudence took her seat in the box and a man, who I recognized as Count de G, sat down at the back.

However, the principle of prudence inherent limitations of the use made of how to get the right to be a need to explore the issue.

With smoke still rising over Yeonpyeong island, no one expects China or any other country to stray beyond the bounds of diplomatic prudence.

There remains the question of whether most, or all, of the south would ever voluntarily adopt northern prudence.

Don't let the maxims of a low prudence daily sinned into your ears lower the tone of your high ambition or check your aspirations.

The name alone suggests that it has little to do with conventional ideas of economic prudence.

the regulations comply with the wto rule , the principle of prudence and international common practice , he said.

And grace works its way out in the simple details of life through a second houseguest: prudence.

There was a penalty on prudence and a potential death sentence for companies convicted of "stodginess" .

Self-denial is not a virtue; it is only the result of prudence on rascality.

Although 'prudence' seems to be their middle name, protectionist plans can go awry if a visiting horde arrives.

Profligacy is the new prudence. But in Asia, where saving has long been a self-evident virtue, that message has yet to catch on.

Prudence should use as much suspicion as subtlety uses slaves, and none need to be so good as to enable others to do him ill.

China has always attached importance to its relations with South Korea and handled problems between the two sides with prudence.

At the root of all this is that English football's boom has not been managed with a sense of prudence and care for the future.

Certainly over the long run the US must rediscover fiscal prudence and reduce its deficits or face a costly rise in borrowing costs.

In any event, members of such a highly authoritative body should always conduct themselves with prudence and reticence.

The younger Bush, Auth implies, has no patience for the advocates of prudence.

In my own mind I resolved to be a downstream pilot and leave the up streaming to people dead to prudence .

Prudence and patience have been the buzzwords, officials say, at a time when tempers have been running high.

Common sense, common care, common prudence, were all sunk in Mrs. Dashwood's romantic delicacy .

Countries that have a culture of prudence are more likely to adopt rules. So are countries that have had fiscal crises.

For him, banking was a solemn matter, where prudence was all- important.

'And I could eat a nice piece of chicken, ' said Prudence. 'Shall we have supper? '

It was nine o'clock. I hurried round to Prudence's. She asked me to what she owed this early call.

Prudence requires that we shall pitch our scale of living a degree below our means, rather than up to them.

'This way, when I've got a couple of days free, I can come down and spend them with you, ' said Prudence.

I was on the point of leaving when Prudence said: 'Ah! there's the Duke just coming into Marguerite's box. '

Is there a way of restoring the balance between the imperatives of basic research and the interests of efficiency and financial prudence?

Developing a Force Strategy for Fitness and a Healthy Lifestyle by promoting physical well-being, mental health and financial prudence.

I tried to put a smile on my face, and I went to call on Prudence.

People have also reacted swiftly to the current problems, paying down debt and paring back purchases out of prudence or necessity.

In images of material penetration desire assumes a specific dynamic, one of the prudence and determination.

Prudence housework and secret, wholeheartedly patient diagnoses, the affairs of assisted the doctor in the welfare of the sick stratagem.

However, in doing so, it hasn't thrown its characteristic fiscal prudence to the wind.

Meanwhile, longtime prostitute Chung (Prudence Lau) has a special day coming up, and is looking for extra cash to fix her hideous teeth.

His patrician version of social Gaullism, with an emphasis on fiscal prudence, seems less threatening than Mr Sarkozy's eclectic politics.

Because the Lord giveth wisdom: and out of his mouth cometh prudence and knowledge.

"Where Fabio Aurelio is concerned, caution and prudence have to be the words that we use, " said Hodgson.

Enquire. Luck stops at the door and inquires whether prudence is within.

Prudence cannot be at the expense of prestige when it comes to the Trident nuclear deterrent.

'By the by, ' Prudence said to me, 'you haven't seen round the apartment. Come, I'll show you. '

'I'm dining in town, ' Prudence replied, 'and I can't see Marguerite this evening. But I will tomorrow. '

irrationalists may be included D. H Lawrence for his glorification of primal instinct as against bourgeois prudence and calculation.

Thus, the principle of prudence in accounting practice proper understanding and application of worthy of our attention.

For Europe, prudence no longer consists in the art, defended by the ancients, of finding one's way within an uncertain story.

No matter who wins the case, the documents found in discovery paint a picture of BP as a cynical company that put profits ahead of prudence.

But since Prudence has told you everything, you'll have to agree before and not after. Do you love me enough to say yes?

Two things stand out: fiscal transparency and a clear path to medium-term government prudence.

Mr Osborne believes that Britain's reputation for fiscal prudence depends on cutting public spending aggressively.

The mass line in Party work, therefore, demands that the Party leadership conduct themselves with modesty and prudence.

Life gives most things I never wish to get; My selflessness and prudence wins, I bet.

The state of the public finances, meanwhile, has also called into question the government's reputation for "prudence" .

Apart from excellent driving skills , prudence at work, they were also familiar with the routes and road condition .

But the case is an embarrassment for the central bank, long a symbol of German prudence and monetary stability.

Was this a missed opportunity to rid America of a piece of job-destroying over-regulation, or was it an exercise in judicial prudence?

cleverness, intelligence, cunningness , wisdom, prudence. smartness.

And lastly, Prudence was a blood-sucking leech who used Marguerite almost worse than the men.

But now, with France's AAA credit rating still on the line, Mr Sarkozy is reinventing himself as a champion of fiscal prudence.

Bold or insolent heedlessness of restraints, AS of those imposed by prudence, propriety, or convention.

However, banking involves risks, and no amount of care and prudence will prevent the occasional problem from arising.

REMEMBER when a bank manager was the epitome of prudence?

Therefore it is probably a good idea to err on the side of prudence when it comes to current-account deficits.

Yet it has become an article of faith among some Democrats that fiscal prudence is a necessary precondition for economic health.

Under GGS loans are written off as a part of financial prudence, but the amount is neither forgotten nor forgiven.

But one day that boy became a man, and began acting with an adult'; s eye light , manner of speech, and deep prudence.

Similarly prudence is a highly admirable character strength, but too much prudence can lead to a boring and isolated life.

I entered without waiting to be announced, and found Prudence getting dressed.

With D-marks in their pockets Germans could go back to being Germans, saving and investing the rewards of prudence and hard work.

'Oh, Prudence, can you guess what he wants me to do? ' said Marguerite.

But for all of the Cypriot banks' prudence, the risk of a Greek debt restructuring looms large.

Principle of prudence shall be followed, and possible loss and expense shall be reasonably determined.

Argentines should note that Brazil's centre-left government has espoused fiscal prudence and free trade and welcomed foreign investment.

Characterized by prudence, preservness and persistence to traditions, British designers are never easily affected by the outside world.

After all, prudence does not ordinarily make its way onto any list of revolutionary virtues.

Since one of Wiggin's companions remains outside the control of the aggressor, prudence dictates that young Delphiki be protected.

Prudence comes to live with those who fear God. She comes to live with those who have invited wisdom to take up residence in their lives.

This is why it should only be approached with prudence, and for the best of reasons.

principle of prudence should be followed in reasonably determining the possible loss and expense.

This year the budget allows for a 15% increase, which puts the finance ministry's talk of prudence in perspective.

Such temperance may also mean that you value prudence, balance and self-control.

But China, like many other East Asian countries, is a society that has esteemed personal financial prudence for centuries.

Portfolio choices, especially among retirees, should be made from a stance of prudence and common sense.

You will realize that you are being forced to develop organizational ability, caution, prudence, and patience.

Article 3 An auditing organ shall take the measures of sealing up for keeping under the principles of legality and prudence.

Go against a foolish man, and he knoweth not the lips of prudence.

2 ingenuity, personality prudence, a sense of responsibility and have strong team spirit.

It requires prudence and perseverance to probe into the law of nature.

Second, as Europe has shown, currency alignment without fiscal prudence and coordination is a recipe for chaos.

The regulations comply with the WTO rule, the principle of prudence and international common practice.

Q. Has the response to the crisis contradicted the usual World Bank prescriptions for fiscal prudence and macroeconomic balance?

China has entered a new urban era where prudence will have to conduct any development policy.

The establishment of a commercial bank shall, in addition, meet other requirements of prudence.

For the principle of prudence in application of the issue of countermeasures.

The essence of traditional Chinese military culture is "prudence in war" , "termination of war" and "war in virtue" .

810: A successful teacher should use persistence as a good friend, experience as a Referene, prudence as an aim.

Prudence: Being careful about one's choices; not taking undue risks; not saying or doing things that might later be regretted.

'Not in the same house? ' asked Prudence with a laugh.

The psychologist's prudence and punctuality provoked the provincialist's admiration.

The Chinese government and Chinese households have been paragons of prudence in managing their finances, saving lots and borrowing little.

Mr Obama, as usual, has his history right, and wants it acknowledged even at the expense of political prudence.

With the sum of money he married Prudence, and set sail for Bendigo.

In contrast, Europe's past vices now seemed like virtues: rigidity recast as solidity, risk-aversion as prudence.

Having achieved these aims, he sought to preserve a new European equilibrium through prudence and restraint.

Furthermore, I must emphasise that the Budget was prepared in line with our long held tradition of fiscal prudence.

They will be solved faster, with a smaller cost and in an efficient way, if there is unity, agreement and prudence.

During the 1990s, fast growth and fiscal prudence allowed countries from Ireland to Canada to cut their debt levels sharply.

Putting one's head in the sand and denying this reality has the attraction of plentiful company, but constitutes the opposite of prudence.

IT SEEMS so unfair. Most Asian economies have been models of prudence.

Weak tradition and prudence of philosophical life means we should take prudence as the necessary way of university development.

He also urged prudence when considering possible trade remedy actions, and stressed the importance of opposing trade protectionism.

Thus, the application of the principle of prudence inevitable.

Generous with prudence, she conserved her treasures beyond the wont of women.

Wisdom, dwell together with prudence; I possess knowledge and discretion.

Abu Dhabi will insist on greater prudence and Dubai's go-getting rulers may also now feel defeated.

'This dress is too tight, ' Marguerite went on, tearing open the fasteners of her bodice, 'get me a robe. Well, what about Prudence? '

Other governments across Europe are discovering the virtues of prudence.

Other requirements specified by the CIRC on the principle of prudence.

We don't marry for passion, but for prudence and for establishment.

Prudence, shrewdness, or sagacity in practical matters.

"And now, my dear boy, " continued Noirtier, "I rely on your prudence to remove all the things which I leave in your care. "

The turn of events provided many with a new perspective upon wealth, and the importance of prudence.

The lesson of the Bush presidency, he says, is that the fruits of fiscal prudence are squandered by subsequent irresponsibility.

More cautious spending and greater saving by consumers and more prudence by lenders is exactly what our economy needs for long-term health.

Countries that have a culture of prudence are more likely to adopt rules.

The Treasury, once a guardian of prudence and probity, cheered them on in the hope of higher revenues.

Prudence would dictate that defensive copies are needed when calling them, too.

'And not before time, ' she said. 'My dear Prudence, do you need any money? '

Ireland's prudence in debt management has not come cheaply.

A fool spurns his father's discipline, but whoever heeds correction shows prudence.

He seemed a sensible, steady peasant, but not having more delicacy or prudence than is common to those in his situation.

Their relative health is a mixture of luck, prudence and regulatory caution.

While Prudence was making this remark, Marguerite watched me closely.

I am optimistic, cheerful personality, prudence, prudence, patience and responsibility.

South Korea is an exception to the rule of Asian prudence.

Because higher interest rates take awhile to show their full effect, prudence suggests a pause.

So when depression economics prevails, prudence is folly.

His programme is a mix of fiscal prudence and old-style interventionism .

In relation to Reason, the happy or just person possesses Wisdom (or prudence).

Finally, in normal times modesty and prudence in policy goals are good things.

The Holy Father, the Virgin Mary is the true warrior Taoism parents Prudence.

less certain about the central bank's ultimate commitment to prudence and stability.

Forget about prudence, attempt the impossible and you will find that it is the possible in disguise.

If he held back, would that be judged as prudence or gutlessness?

When reading these reports, I was deeply impressed with Miss Yang's zealousness and prudence in the work.

After the financial crash of the late 1990s, Asia learnt by heart the IMF's catechism of fiscal prudence.

What, then, are the limits of wisdom and prudence?

Tightwad or Prudence personified?

'My dear Prudence, ' I replied, 'you're talking nonsense. '

To improve the operational principle of prudence.

See: prudence Ability or power to decide responsibly.

The army, always a sad thing in civil wars, opposed prudence to audacity.

They dignified cowardice by calling it prudence.

He also broke with longstanding rules of fiscal prudence.

With prudence and with caution I think there is something we can do to save that aspect of our economy.

In good fortune, prudence; in ill fortune, patience.

More prudence and less conjecture would do to the world of good.

Will prudence loom larger in financial markets?

I just hope, I pray, that he may forget his diabolical prudence and kill me!

The bulk of China's official reserves are held in low-risk U. S. dollar assets and that is where prudence dictates they should remain.

prudence and care by someone in the management of resources.

My approach to investing has been one of prudence. I am very cautious and don't speculate.

Germany has been calling loudly for greater fiscal prudence.

Faced with the global financial crisis, China also should notice, in order to reduce risk of prudence brings big economic losses.

You who are simple, gain prudence; you who are foolish, gain understanding.

The new prudence shown by many African governments should allow them to make better use of foreign charity.

'Hush! ' said Prudence, pricking up her ears.

Eph. 1: 8 Which He caused to abound to us in all wisdom and prudence.

History, he says, provides lessons on the importance of financial prudence.

The Phantom Keystroker is a joke, like any joke you need to use prudence and judgement when executing it.

Prudence or restraint in action or decision.

That a traveler should have a written agreement with his carters, boat men, etc. , is a matter of ordinary prudence.

'It's us, Armand, ' cried a voice which I recognized as belonging to Prudence.

Give us wisdom and prudence so that we may know how to live each moment for you.

Prudence ran into her dressing- room. I followed with Gaston. She opened the window.

prudence as your brother and hope as your sentry.

And in too many areas that matter to their natural supporters, such as fiscal prudence, they have not stuck by their principles at all.

act with I consider that I have acted with proper diligence and prudence.

Zeal without prudence is frenzy.

Fear is one part of prudence.

To mingle prudence and foresight with imagination and admiration, and you have the perfect human soul.

To God lwe owe fear and 10ve; to our neighbours justice charity; to our selves prudence and sobriety.

'YOU got here almost as quickly as we did, ' said Prudence.

So they will be forced to lend when prudence dictates otherwise.

Prudence is the mother of resource.

Prudence has really helped us to become a survivor.

Prudence opened a window and we leaned on our elbows side by side on the balcony.

If so, the government must be extra careful as to not throw all fiscal prudence out the window.

A grain of prudence is worth a pound of craft.

An ounce of Prudence is worth a pound of gold.

Oh, now it was too late for prudence.

It paid lip service to prudence.

In China issued the "Accounting System" and other specific accounting standards, the principle of prudence has been further reflected.

Inter played with prudence at 2-0 and that changed the game.

12I wisdom dwell with prudence, and find out knowledge of witty inventions. c.

Sadie: [upon seeing Prudence for the first time] Where' d she come from?

In China's new accounting standards promulgated, prudence principle has been further.

In one sense, this is a story of Asian prudence versus US recklessness.

In the end, fiscal prudence will win out.

'Tell me, Prudence, ' she continued, 'did you do what I asked? '

Was it prudence?

'I'm not disturbing you? ' I asked Prudence.

The government will require far more fiscal prudence in the future.

But prudence can't tell me what sentence to write next.

These are times when virtue is vice and prudence is folly.

Prov 8: 12 I wisdom dwell with prudence, and find out knowledge of witty inventions.

Prudence Roanoke: Oh, what is that?

'And when are you thinking of moving down there? ' asked Prudence.

He is now in a place where he will have to learn, despite my bad examples, the habits of prudence my father learned from dire necessity.

'Why did you deceive me? You went to Prudence's, didn't you? '

Unlike Latin America in the past, China has a record of fiscal prudence and trade unions are docile.

'How is it that Prudence hasn't returned your brougham? ' I asked one day.

But it is not just his prudence I like. It's his writing style, too.

"My father has been a Jacobin more than anything else, " said Villefort, carried by his emotion beyond the bounds of prudence;

he was worked up to forget the fiendish prudence he boasted of , and proceeded to murderous violence

Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes;

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Her fiance DR. Li, without any sense of prudence, had given her the money to study obstetrics in London by herself

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