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Indeed, one of the bigger ironies of the property bubble was that lenders and investors probably thought they were being relatively prudent.

The Financial Services Forum, a financial sector lobby group, said the decision not to cite China in the report was "the prudent call. "

Since it has no first-hand information, China is still studying and assessing information from all sides in a serious and prudent manner.

I was now in such a state of nervous resentment that I thought it prudent to check myself at present from further demonstrations.

Dickson said he doesn't expect to see any new bubbles emerge as investors become more prudent in their appetite for risk.

Post-Iraq, many policymakers seem to unable to distinguish prudent precaution from madcap plans to start unnecessary wars.

She was generous, amiable , interesting: she was everything but prudent . The resemblance between her and her mother was strikingly great.

In the light of the magnitude of these losses, it would be prudent to act as if [global warming] is correct.

"It would be more. . . prudent for you not to be my friend, " he explained. "But I'm tired of trying to stay away from you, Bella. "

Assuming that the recovery continues, that would be enough to get the deficit back to a prudent level.

Cautious speech then, is not only prudent, but should be expected of any candidate seriously trying to get elected.

He said that Russia accepts American primacy in the world, but that this primacy requires prudent restraint and caution.

Beijing may have judged that, at a time of job losses and potential social unrest, it was prudent to throw a bone to nationalist sentiment.

However, prudent, and I covered her with a pillow tightly to his head, and then return to sleep in peace.

When you think that governments are spending hundreds of times that much to bail out banks, it would seem to a prudent investment.

The wisdom of the prudent [is] to understand his way: but the folly of fools [is] deceit.

Salinger's agent took the book to Little, Brown, where the editor, John Woodburn, was evidently prudent enough not to ask such questions.

The prudent, especially taxi-drivers, keep their tanks topped up in preparation for a potential hurried escape.

But the company said it was continuing to "consider all [potential fundraising] options as is only prudent" .

To be prudent, people with diseases like rheumatoid arthritis or lupus should avoid long-term use of any of the immune-enhancing botanicals.

Learning to the prudent is as an ornament of gold, and like a bracelet upon his right arm.

It therefore seems prudent to ask: Will the next quarter-century be as peaceful as the last?

Reserve holders must be scratching their heads at whether this sort of exposure is prudent.

The Pope might have been prudent to give as an example a grave crime like genocide that didn't make you think of priests.

The bank said that to be 'prudent, ' it has asked lawyers look into the contracts related to the products.

In her April 8th state-of-the-city address Ms Parker said that she would be willing to draw these down to a "prudent" level.

"Our procedure followed 10 years of research, " he said, adding however that "we must remain very prudent. "

Senior officials said the yearly assessment is a "prudent" look at the security situation around the world.

It is the maxim of every prudent master of a family, never to attempt to make at home what it will cost him more to make than to buy.

"The bank should be privatised as soon as possible but we should be prudent not to see foreign capital take it over. "

" Faith " is a fine invention " FAITH" is a fine invention When Gentlemen can see -- But Microsopes are prudent In an Emergency .

Nowadays a bad credit can be considered a prudent investment if it is available at the right price.

"When they know I am making comments on some sensitive topics, they will ask me to be prudent and restrained, " he said.

With prudent management of public finances, maintenance of a freely-convertible and stable currency and a sound regulatory system.

Obviously, one needs to be prudent in determining the net worth and intrinsic value of any transaction.

In her first remarks as president-elect on Sunday, she was quick to reiterate her commitment to prudent fiscal spending.

"Whenever you touch something so fundamental, you have to be much more prudent, " he said.

It observed that people were trying to get funding for a high-risk product and so, investors were extremely prudent about investing.

He HAD grown into an extremely clearheaded, cautious, prudent young man, who was safe to go up in the world.

I told them the prudent course was to continue to work on options and meet back in two weeks, when we'd know more.

He called the rise a 'prudent' move and said it signaled recognition that measures like the reserve-ratio increases were proving inadequate.

We have had enough clever schemes to protect bankers by shifting the cost of profligacy to the prudent citizenry.

His fiscal plans are full of the word "prudent" . Mr Kan believes Japan is sitting on a dangerous heap of debt.

Moving some of the money into bonds or even cash to regain balance would be prudent.

It's good to be prudent when looking at gold and this is not to say gold hasn't had a good run already.

Central-bank independence and (supposedly) prudent budgetary management helped produce a vintage period of steady and rapid expansion.

The best advice for the youth is to be modest and prudent, respect their parents and venerate, their relatives and friends.

You may have some workplace issues or concerns that make it prudent to keep the news to yourself for a bit longer.

The new capital regime seems prudent without being so onerous as to hobble the mainstream of banking or to harm economic growth.

Milan does not play on the counter-attack but we have to be more prudent in coming forward and not give so much away.

Despite its frayed reputation as a prudent fiscal manager, no one believes the U. S. itself is headed for junk status.

A more prudent way of measuring the liability is to regard a pension as a debt that the state owes its employees.

To be sure, diversification is one of the first principles of prudent investment.

The nuclear powers must treat one another with a prudent regard born both of self-interest and common courtesy.

If you get a prudent, health wife, your industry in your profession, with her good economy, will be a fortune sufficient .

Such promises, though necessary to convince the prudent to rely on the fund, will however tempt some countries to run profligate policies.

Indeed, if lenders had been more prudent, housing would have coasted to a soft landing, and would likely be on the mend today.

It is always prudent to do a cost-benefit analysis on your database prior to creating a functional index.

Maxims about debt that might be prudent for families can be the height of folly for governments.

As we passed, my driver warned nervously that the area was under electronic surveillance and stopping or slowing down would not be prudent.

Tells us that this matter has to be decisive, courageous and prudent!

Asian financial crisis, China began to implement a proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy.

In any event, it is prudent for you to obtain a written consent in case a dispute arises at a later time.

furthermore , he kept quite calm and expressed his prudent optimism to the growing but a bit chaotic research in the field of redology.

Being an extremely clearheaded , cautious, prudent young man, he is safe to come up in the world.

thus, facilitating improved patient care, prudent and cost effective management and investigation of these disorders.

NOBODY will call him the Iron Prime Minister, and the word "prudent" ceased to serve as his virtual middle-name a decade ago.

Trusting no one completely until they prove they are worthy of your trust is only prudent.

A more sophisticated approach suggests it would be prudent to act before this tipping point is reached.

It might be more prudent to have someone with her.

Nevertheless , it might be prudent to ascertain the degree of one's welcome before sailing in with such assurance .

We are going to have to be more prudent this month because the holiday is going to cost a lot of money.

"Doing the prudent thing about deficits now would be an extremely foolish thing, " observes Paul Krugman, a Nobel-winning economist.

A simple man believes anything, but a prudent man gives thought to his steps.

It may be prudent to avoid investments which utilize leverage to 'juice up' the returns.

One does not have to be pathologically prudent to turn down that option.

"Then we shall wake up all the thinner, when there is nothing to eat in springtime , " replied prudent Timothy.

Of course it is prudent to be prepared for a threat against you, but you may question what caused it in the first place.

Mr Greenspan had faith that banks were prudent enough to make sure they were not lending money cheaply to people who could not pay it back.

Prudent emerging economies have taken advantage of a growing acceptance of their currencies.

Many contend that Mr Perry has not been as fiscally prudent as he claims.

Brothers were rather prudent and restrained to talk with me. I thought the reason.

It means that the person is both prudent and morally upright and he is able to uphold widely held values.

however, circumstances always will exist in which prudent clinical judgment may dictate the necessity for an episiotomy.

Needless to say, it is still prudent to get flu shots and to do so on a regular basis.

Have strong Sense of responsibility, communication, good team player, modest and prudent.

"China expressed grave concern to the United States and requested it to take prudent actions in this sensitive area. "

The qualified candidates shall be prudent, hard-working, able to travel frequently, dedicated to the job, a good team player.

We shall uphold the Party's traditions from the BEST period of the last several decades -- hard work and prudent action.

If she was a prudent girl, she had to find some way to encourage his courtship .

It was a prudent decision; we pared our book to minimal risk and agreed to trade only the very best edges.

Examples: A prudent stock market investor always checks a company's EPS before investing in the company's stock.

Optimistic, cheerful character, a man part, strong in principle and prudent, the character of a relatively steady.

The prospect of an Asian arms race is genuinely frightening, but prudent concern about China's build-up must not lapse into hysteria.

He had no intention of saying whether putting the mosque near the site of the Twin Towers was prudent.

The mechanical alarm clock, belongs to the precision instrument, therefore in choice material time must be extremely prudent.

That was the only prudent thing to do, and Duhon couldn't see herself doing many more such deals.

It was the most prudent and persistent individuals who stayed healthiest and lived the longest.

Hence, Michael suggested that instead of falling in the trap of doing something more, it might be prudent to always follow the WIP rule.

The station was not far from my house, but I thought it more prudent to take a cab.

Banks have been alerted to the need to be prudent in their extension of credit to highly leveraged institutions.

He thinks it would be prudent to manage water on the assumption that low flows are here to stay.

Ideally each jurisdiction will incorporate a set of broad global principles, which establish a benchmark of prudent finance.

It will be prudent for you to deal less in mirth and more in friendship on this occasion.

But he urged China to remain prudent, saying any international event can be a potential terrorist target.

Greek authorities urged local banks to be "prudent" about transferring capital to Balkan subsidiaries.

We should be prudent when doing business, but you will also agree with me that we should not get overcautious.

Employees of organizations have to be prudent in managing their personal finance.

enterprise and free trade, render a sound financial system and a robust monetary regime, practise prudent.

Fortunately, information technology can also be applied to the prudent management of settlement risks.

Because Mike's judgment was prudent, his insights were central to any consultation.

Other responsibilities as prescribed by the CSRC or the SAFE in light of the principle of prudent surveillance.

If you prefer blue, you may has a strong team coordination force, and you may be modest and prudent.

Well, if it's a supplier problem, then you have to be prudent and find other suppliers.

These recommendations are prudent measures which can limit the spread of many communicable diseases, including influenza.

In China, the government's active fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy let the country get out of the crisis firstly.

House and riches [are] the inheritance of fathers: and a prudent wife [is] from the LORD.

For the ECB to stand behind less prudent countries may be unwelcome to Germans; but letting the euro fall to bits is much, much worse.

Every prudent man acts out of knowledge, but a fool exposes his folly.

Despite shifting to a "prudent" monetary policy stance, the target for broad money growth is still 16 per cent.

It is prudent to examine longer-term charts, for that bigger-picture perspective, when contemplating a trade.

Those prudent American strategists preparing their countrymen for a "multipolar" world are wrong.

Maritime NZ said both sides "failed to comply with international collision regulations and to act as prudent seafarers should have" .

The prudent person is one who size up a situation and decide , or discern, what is the wiest and most moral counsel of action to take .

It would be prudent to read the contract properly before signing it.

Naturally there are risks to such a strategy, so prudent regulation may be required.

"We've been the natural scapegoats for decades, " said David Tice, manager of the Prudent Bear Fund and an influential short seller.

And just as prudent companies take on monetary debt strategically, the same can be done with software.

A prudent policy should reveal a balance of money supply and economic increase and commodity price expectation.

I hope enough of this will stick, and they will grow up to be prudent managers of their own money.

Prudent parents, while admitting that their daughters should marry for love, took care that all the young men they met should be rich.

long-term strategic framework should consider using the principle of prudent supervision of foreign banks to be properly regulated system.

We must adhere to the policy of expanding domestic demand and continue to implement a proactive fiscal policy and a prudent monetary policy.

This paper suggests CPA to participate in the anti-money laundering activities with a both open and prudent attitude.

In other words, the less fiscally prudent would also issue a second tier of debt with a lower rating.

Savings are taken into account when eligibility for the tax credit is assessed; the prudent are often penalised.

In accordance with the principle of prudent operation, financial institutions should increase their support for economic development.

Her prudent mother, occupied by the same ideas, forbore to invite him to sit by herself.

We appreciated the very statesmanlike approach that President Lee is following, and the prudent measures that he announced in his speech.

But that is going to change quite rapidly as well. But, for the moment, be prudent.

So it will not discriminate between 'discreet' (prudent, modest, perceptive) and 'discrete' (a common word in science, meaning 'distinct').

I'm mature and prudent, my major of labor and social security enables me to know well of related knowledge.

Whether this is prudent or not of course depends on the scope of your application.

Because for not a lot of money, the Fit is a whole lot of fun to drive, a prudent choice rather than a penalty box.

Andy Sundberg, another director of American Citizens Abroad, said, "These banks are closing our accounts as acts of prudent self-defense. "

Before staring on a sea voyage, prudent navigators learn the sea charts, study the sailing directions.

The goal is to teach students the prudent and effective handling of a corporation's money.

Who then is the faithful and prudent slave, whom the master has set over his household to give them food at the proper time?

By this means he turned our attention to what was good, just, and prudent in the conduct of life.

HSBC didn't receive capital from the U. K. during the banking crisis, and Mr. Green has been vocal in promoting prudent corporate behavior.

All of these depend far more on self-discipline and prudent monitoring by management than they do on regulation.

Instead of looking for the next blockbuster, the prudent investor will look for where true value exists.

Prudent investing practices dictate that we seek out quality companies with strong balance sheets , solid earnings and positive cash flows .

Remembering that the practical purpose of income is to serve as a guide for prudent conduct.

In the meantime, the evidence suggests it is prudent for obstetricians not to prescribe repeat injections of antenatal corticosteroids.

We uphold professional ethics, encourage investment and prudent risk management concept, by the respect and trust of customers.

"What was previously regarded as overly prudent is now regarded as a sign of strength, " says Richard Yorke, CEO of HSBC in China.

These developments should lead to a review of priorities and a prudent control of expenditure.

So it might not be prudent to try to do asynchronous invocations in the same channel.

In the back, prudent inhabitants of an earlier generation planted apple and pear trees that offer us generous harvest in the fall.

But as long as three prerequisites are satisfied, that investor is among the most prudent savers around.

They understand finance and how to be prudent, but safety first can never be the motto for a fired-up workforce.

Be prudent and don't be led down the garden path.

Asset values fall sharply and wipe out those who borrowed and lent too much, thereby redistributing wealth from the foolish to the prudent.

If forced to choose between staying within prudent limits on its assistance, or saving the financial system, it must choose the latter.

Fueling speculation when inflation is running at nearly twice the target rate is not our idea of prudent monetary policy.

As any prudent business person knows, when you lose control of your finances, you lose control of your business.

It would be a mistake to argue that, had politicians rather than bankers been in charge, policy would have been more prudent.

She was generous, amiable, interesting; she was everything but prudent.

He maintained that his decisions and actions as the leader of the firm "were both prudent and appropriate. "

Prudent fiscal policies call for China to control the scale of treasury bonds, enabling it to continue sustainable development.

Some form of extension of the cuts for most households does seem prudent.

Prudent institutions must no longer be at the mercy of reckless behaviour by their competitors.

Secondly, capital structures would have flexibility to use up prudent buffers when required and be replenished in better times.

When accepting market research on the street or filling in an application for a VIP card, be prudent.

Prudent supervisions and incentive-compatible insurance contracts can partly offset the adverse effects brought by moral hazard.

Our financial policies and institutions must operate in a prudent manner to maintain public confidence.

There are prudent you will be once the owners, led by the tens of thousands of its elite fighting on the battlefield together.

A Company shall additionally provide other relevant materials in accordance with the CSRC's prudent regulation requirements.

Promote and encourage proper standards of conduct and sound and prudent business practices amongst authorized institutions.

A prudent post-crisis policy, therefore, must be alert to threats both to supply and demand, not demand alone.

In officialese, monetary policy has shifted from "proactive" to "prudent" , while fiscal policy remains "proactive" .

Constructing the inverse cycle macroeconomic prudent management system framework.

It means borrowers and lenders are being more prudent than they were during the late 1980s crash, leaving them less exposed if prices fall.

Banks, fearful of repossessions, have to be prudent.

With more prudent monetary policies, expansions are no longer cut short by rising inflation and the Fed hitting the brakes.

The Director General responded that WIPO would certainly engage and push, to echo the prudent words of the Delegation of Brazil.

I prudent judgment of each one direction, for fear of turning negligence offended your majesty.

In other words, the single euro yield curve would be secure for fiscally prudent euro members.

Poor lower but take the goods, direct spinning polyester short weak in market confidence, on the procurement of raw materials was prudent.

With all his achievements he remains modest and prudent.

It may be prudent, however, to document in the patient's record the rationale for any significant deviation from this guideline.

In general, we believe this also reflects a return to a period of stable, predictable policy-making, with prudent macro-economic management.

The financial institutions of the banking industry shall strictly observe the rules of prudent operation.

Some form of extension of the cuts for most households does seem prudent. America's economy can ill afford a big fiscal blow.

Its current gearing of 21% is at the low end of the 20%-to-30% range it considers prudent.

Other requirements as prescribed by the CSRC in accordance with the principle of prudent surveillance.

Economic management by fiscal heart attack is not a very prudent remedy.

Shall be prudent in the use and protection of information acquired in the course of their duties.

"The reform will promote judicial changes in other areas, including prudent investigation and prosecution, " Chen said.

dark red ice wine-precious stones, importers will feel smooth, sweet, fresh feeling, there will be a lasting prudent taste.

For high performance systems, it may be more prudent to install Webform Server in it's own cell, on separate nodes.

Given the frequency of bismuth administration, a modern review of this phenomenon would seem prudent.

Greekurged local banks to be "prudent" about transferring capital to Balkan subsidiaries.

Therefore, a prudent inventory of compliance assets should include documentation of existing processes.

Oh, sure, if you've just broken up with someone, it's considered prudent to take a break between relationships.

In America, George Bush did not even go through a prudent phase.

Prudent public finance management instil investors confidence and promote economic growth .

A statement issued after the meeting also said authorities would maintain a proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy in 2013.

I had hoped the report would prioritise the need for a serious incentive for prudent management.

If one believes Homer, Sisyphus was the wisest and most prudent of mortals.

All government-- indeed, every human benefit and enjoyment, every virtue and every prudent act-- is founded on compromise and barter.

Italian banks have been much more prudent than their German or British counterparts.

Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to have a prudent policy towards the national bourgeoisie.

In the light of last week's events, however, it is prudent (that) we pause any further reductions while the current situation is unfolding.

it could provide collective insurance for the prudent and conditional assistance for the profligate.

Policymakers' aim to be prudent could yet be overtaken by events, of course.

A child who gathers in summer is prudent, but a child who sleeps in harvest brings shame.

We will carry out political restructuring in an active yet prudent manner and develop socialist democratic politics.

A prudent debtor can shop around for consolidators who will pass along some of the savings.

It has also pursued flexible and prudent economic policies, and ensured they are targeted and sustainable.

the work of serious and warm hospitality, to speak polite, modest, prudent manner.

Democracy may have its faults but alternative systems have proved no more fiscally prudent.

When words are many, transgression is not lacking, but he who restrains his lips is prudent.

There will surely be a widening gulf between what science enables us to do, and what applications it's prudent or ethical to pursue.

Given the cost of retrieving a large Document, it is prudent to avoid loading the entire document until it is needed.

Rather the FSA may be approaching the transaction in a prudent but fair spirit.

The directors may also without placing the same to reserve carry forward any profits which they may think prudent not to divide .

Experts say the Japanese are moving in a prudent manner given the enormity of the task.

In order to adapt to the prudent monetary policy for the next year, new credit increment and broad money issue will be adjusted downwards.

Taurus is considered talented and prudent when dealing with financial matters like year-end tax planning and investments.

As I mentioned, we believe the Security Council should respond in a prudent way to the DPRK satellite launch.

20 century, is too much noise too much noise, and adolescents of this age more cherished rational and prudent.

Houses and wealth are inherited from parents, but a prudent wife is from the Lord .

It may be prudent, however, to consider using a library extension.

Continued monitoring of the quinolone sensitivity of Neisseria gonorrhoeae is appropriate and prudent.

No wonder General Carneiro said Zhao is not only a prudent war, and the visionary, highly political minds.

His interpretation of the creation out of "nothing" is not such as any prudent theologian could accept.

The wise in heart shall be called prudent: and the sweetness of the lips increased learning.

Unfortunately, it tends not to reward the prudent, thanks to formulas that govern over 70% of federal investment.

Although the one-stage offers several advantages, prudent diagnosis is a key factor for selecting the appropriate surgical protocol.

Be full of rightness, sensitive and smart, love freedom, pure-heartiness, honest, reliable and prudent.

The Buyer shall exercise the care of a prudent businessman in keeping custody of the new product.

Since ASDI had agreed that an OODB wouldn't be prudent for this project, we no longer had that technical risk to manage.

It would be prudent to allow for the bad weather.

If, as is likely, the private sector remains prudent, the public sector will remain profligate.

Many of these prudent traits of companies are ignored by investors during bull markets.

This may not make him serious and prudent, but contemporary views and comprehensive vision benefited more.

Reliable, prudent , good communicate with people, good skill of analyzing and solving problems.

It is prudent to remember that leverage can work against investors on the way down as much as it has worked for them on the way up.