Examples of using Prudence in English and their translations into Slovenian
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will be no substitute for real reform and prudence.
It's all right, Prudence. You needn't bother yourself. It's me.
Simulation of expensive materials is rarely used, as prudence and attempts to reach the status of"luxury" are not about this practical style.
The reigning Supreme at that time, Prudence Mather, suffered from consumption,
His prudence, rationality and business approach can bring a high income
Prudence is still with Jacques Grande,
Prudence is able to protect people not only from their own reckless actions, but also from the influence of other people's recklessness.
Whatever the scale of the situation, prudence forces a person to apply his own knowledge,
The religion of Blessed Francis was not established by the prudence of men, but by Christ" Epistula de tribus quaestionibus ad magistrum innominatum,
Paul Prudence studied textile design at the University of Manchester,
This is why prudence must be observed in taking the iPhone into either extremely cold
Therefore I prayed, and prudence was given me;
show"Friends," has died at age 72, her partner Prudence Fenton announced on December 25.
Vincent, comments that this word most frequently refers to practical wisdom and prudence.
Some prudence is required only in passing grap,
geo-strategic and maritime environment, prudence should not play second fiddle to audacity or austerity in the determination of future fleet requirements.
Prudence disposes reason to discern in every circumstance our true good
the vivacious flirt Prudence Mercer, when he returns from fighting abroad.
The same priest, always with necessary prudence, is to inform the competent authority of the non-Catholic Church, who are concerned.
Because of their prudence, they have tried to withhold credit in such a way that it has also paralysed the domestic economy.