Examples of using Prudent in English and their translations into Danish
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Prudent and rational utilisation of natural resources;
He was prudent, and his family will reap the benefits.
Croatia, in our opinion, is pursuing a prudent economic and monetary policy.
However, we have to be very prudent.
We must be prudent.
It may be prudent to evacuate people from the area.
Not prudent to have NBN line tests prior to service: Morrow xComputer.
For this reason, large inter-bank exposures require very prudent management.
Therefore the prudent shall keep silence in that time; for it is an evil time.
The decision must be reasonable and prudent.
Such blind to injection is an example of prudent management of material.
You seem like a very prudent man.
Mr President, as in other areas of human immigration, we must always be prudent.
Would it not have been prudent to inquire before you apprehended us in this manner?
I hope you will be prudent.
I mean that it would be prudent to examine if this is simply a matter of pride.
Meanwhile, I suspect it would be prudent not to broadcast this putative discovery.
which are not always very coherent or prudent.
Prudent fellow. When can I see him?
They clearly go to their goal, prudent and pragmatic.