「PRUDENT」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| ple who can have big dreams who are virtuous, | prudent, a little bald, a little romantic and very sp |
| Assure the | prudent administration of ADHA Institute assets and p |
| The test is whether a reasonably | prudent adult would not have entered into such a cont |
| in (foal) : the Patrol leader, courageous but | prudent and reasonable. |
| Vindication of that | Prudent and Honourable Knight Sir Henry Vane (1659) |
| When cleaning glassware, it is both | prudent and practical to allow the piranha solution t |
| Generous, | prudent, and zealous as he was, his character was mar |
| As for the rest, a | prudent and intelligent catechesis must be undertaken |
| yle and his approach to violence comes from a | prudent and responsible perspective of trying to unde |
| t limitations, but also to move toward a more | prudent and focused use of taxpayers' dollars.” |
| imes and relentless media environment must be | prudent and consistent with our laws and values." |
| It is often more | prudent and economical to add a few cents of producti |
| The land belonging to | Prudent Beaudry, Cameron Thom, Alfred Chapman, and An |
| mmon Council he worked closely on issues with | Prudent Beaudry, Henry Dockweiler, and William H. Wor |
| The decision was seen to be more | prudent by assigning an external regional police forc |
| tatements," rational cause and effect and the | prudent calculation of what spending can be afforded, |
| At the same time, he led a | prudent conduct against the French Charles of Anjou, |
| uiescence where acquiescence is not intended; | prudent coordination can be expected between petroleu |
| autonomy within the Indian Union was the more | prudent course to follow. |
| Through his | prudent diplomatic leadership and military savvy, Rai |
| delivery of appropriate services and adopting | prudent financial practices. |
| ving the post, he explained that while it was | prudent for those in power to "surrender their weapon |
| ave up his project, yielding to the advice of | prudent friends. |
| itical sympathies, but invited him to be more | prudent, given that his articles were being cited in |
| de of souls, full of charity towards sinners, | prudent in the management of affairs. |
| nated by general law in securities considered | prudent investments. |
| Investing and Managing Trusts Under the New | Prudent Investor Rule: A Guide for Trustees, Investme |
| ciaries have been incorporated in the Uniform | Prudent Investor Act (UPIA). |
| of 20 August 1957, leaving the matter to the | prudent judgement of local Ordinaries. |
| So I think it is | prudent just to mention the counterparts in the negot |
| to be expected of a hypothetically reasonably | prudent man of business (see Speight v Gaunt (1883) 9 |
| According to Heimskringla Sigurd Syr was a | prudent man, taciturn and generally modest, although |
| Robert FitzWimarc seems to have been a | prudent man, with a fair degree of wisdom who helped |
| ost important Mayors of Berlin because of his | prudent management style. |
| air defences for the German assault, and his | prudent management of his resources during the battle |
| dissolving the company, Bulkeley refused; his | prudent management, tough underwriting, and conservat |
| Prudent Mary 36 guns | |
| Her tactful, | prudent nature gets her into much less trouble than D |
| ss of the Order of St George "as a reward for | prudent orders given whilst in the Finnish army, whic |
| ed "There are good and particular reasons why | prudent people should, for the time being, suspend ju |
| bests the big guy by taking the precautions a | prudent person would take before encountering the vil |
| ong-term strategy focused on clear vision and | prudent policies. |
| family possessions around Sinop and pursued a | prudent policy of allegiance to the Mongols, which wa |
| le characters at the center of the works: the | prudent Polygame, the trickster Lupold and the joyous |
| His plan was rejected, though the | prudent prince of Orange deemed it judicious to retai |
| ether Buchanan's action were a justifiable or | prudent response to uncorroborated reports. |
| These were intended to be a | prudent response to the economic turmoil following Wo |
| twice mayor and was described as a 'sage and | prudent ruler'. |
| Following shakedown off Bermuda, | Prudent steamed to New York to begin a series of east |
| and also stated that, "It just seems like the | prudent thing to do." |
| Later in life Goya wrote that he had felt it | prudent to withdraw the prints from circulation due t |
| Instead, it seemed | prudent to send an unarmed civilian merchant ship, St |
| It would be | prudent to avoid this medication if there were a conc |
| Also, wondering if it'd be | prudent to add a brief timelime to illustrate with gr |
| He expressed his opinion that it would be | prudent to wait until the promised miracle happens to |
| The government thought it more | prudent to allow free imports and earn the taxes rath |
| It might be | prudent to create one article on housing areas within |
| It would therefore be | prudent to use "g" as the symbol (and in English, the |
| ments would eliminate those elections, it was | prudent to hold the referendum before the 2011 electi |
| the process, it became clear that it was not | prudent to continue a policy adopted in 1990 whereby |
| h and Prussian diplomacy, the Sultan found it | prudent to set "the obnoxious Russian" free (24 Novem |
| s of the fire at all times, it is always most | prudent to take safety measures in the event that ver |
| of Jammu or the Ladakhis, Kak thought it most | prudent to buy time and improve Kashmir's bargaining |
| th its UK charting, as ABC-Parmamount felt it | prudent to await the American opening of the track's |
| mmissioners that it would be cheaper and more | prudent to renovate the tower for its own use, but tw |
| It not being thought | prudent to set him on work there, Corsellis was carri |
| Provisions related to the | prudent use of the death penalty for example, were se |
| f photovoltaic cells and wind generation is a | prudent way to provide electricity in many situations |
| irtues, all led on by the Sun, containing the | prudent, whose wisdom lighted the way for the other v |
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