Tuppence prudently, thriftily, frugally

(a) Prudently managing UNIDO IT costs

4.7 The Registrar shall prudently manage the appropriations.

But NATO, though it defends Estonia, reacted very prudently. Why?

There is a clear need to act prudently and swiftly.

Used prudently, however, information from all sources, including these, can be indicative of trends.

Behold, my servant shall deal prudently, he shall be exalted and extolled, and be very high.

Behold, my servant shall deal prudently, he shall be exalted and extolled, and be very high.

Western allies have a strong strategic interest in supporting Ukrainian democracy and Ukraine's Euro Atlantic integration. But this course must be pursued prudently and with great care.

He stressed that the Commission was proceeding very prudently and that the various possibilities described in his report would be tested and evaluated through a pilot study.

Other States have prudently adapted their criminal law by, for example, increasing the penalties for existing and well defined crimes, such as murder, when committed with a terrorist intent.

Article 2 Securities firms should follow the law, administrative regulation and prescription of the securities regulatory agency under the State Council, run business prudently, and perform fiduciary duties to customers.

The preeminent power does not have to patrol every boundary and project its strength everywhere. That is why Eisenhower prudently resisted direct intervention on the French side in Vietnam in 1954.

Private borrowers often have to offer collateral, such as their houses. The collateral limits the lenders downside risk, and the fear of losing the pledged assets encourages borrowers to act prudently.

A business participant highlighted the importance of non governmental organizations using their naming and shaming role prudently, as the spreading of unfounded allegations could lead to negative reactions with undesirable results.

The consortia see a serious need to improve cooperation among members of IASC if disaster victims are to receive adequate assistance and donor funds are to be spent prudently and effectively.

In response to similar ideas, the Special Committee on the Charter of the United Nations and on the Strengthening of the Role of the Organization had been prudently expanded, as had other bodies, without any loss in effectiveness.

They package it with the red ribbon that reminds us of HIV, put it in boxes that remind you who paid for them, show pictures of your wife or husband and tell you to protect them or to act prudently.

It is therefore necessary to handle the issue of verification in the FMCT prudently and study it carefully, paying attention to the opinions of all the parties concerned, including the specific considerations of those who advocate an FMCT without verification.

They package it with the red ribbon that reminds us of HlV, put it in boxes that remind you who paid for them, show pictures of your wife or husband and tell you to protect them or to act prudently.

How did we get here? Once upon a time, conventional wisdom maintained that curbing governments appetite for debt would put an end to over borrowing, because private agents would know to act prudently and weigh the costs and benefits of one more dollar of debt.

It must ease Japan s sense of insecurity in the wake of China s rise, while persuading Japan s new leaders to behave prudently and refrain from excessively nationalist behavior. Frankly, with two decades of economic stagnation already behind it, Japan has more important matters to pursue.

Many investors also feel the need to balance increasingly speculative investments ( satellite positioning ) with much safer investments ( core positioning ). To meet the latter objective, they turn to prudently managed countries, placing upward pressure on their currencies, too and, again, beyond what would be warranted by domestic fundamentals.

The King and Queen of Thailand had been foremost among advocates of conservation of biological resources in Thailand, particularly in the efforts to address the underlying causes of deforestation, and had contributed to social awareness of the need to conserve the environment and utilize it prudently.

Beyond the economy, there are, of course, many areas of disagreement. The Concertación has dealt prudently with the political legacies of the dictatorship, gradually rescinding the self serving rules that Pinochet created to protect himself, the military, and the right, and making some progress in prosecuting human rights violators.

We are not yet far into 2010, but studies show that fewer than half of those who make New Year s resolutions manage to keep them for as long as one month. What does this tell us about human nature, and our ability to live either prudently or ethically?

While the Fed s rate hike, prudently accompanied by an emphasis on small and gradual steps, may not turn out to be a trigger, the concerns about the knock on effects are legitimate. It would be unwise to assume that, with the initial hike now behind us, systemic risk has somehow disappeared.

China s leaders now must identify the specific areas in which to build antifragility, and approach the required reforms prudently. While they must ensure that reforms are comprehensive, they also must avoid attempting too much too fast, which could trigger resistance from deeply entrenched players or unintentionally trigger dangerous chain reactions.

Because of the stakes and scope of this exercise and its impact on the future of the United Nations, we must act prudently and realistically, and must ensure that we act in the context of a genuine process of renewal and modernization of the Security Council, to which we all aspire.

Other countries, such as Greece, needed to have a full blown crisis in order to prompt such adjustment measures, whereas Britain was acting prudently and preemptively. If Britain, with a relatively low share of public debt to GDP (64.6 ) is worried, the implication is that many other countries should be much more concerned.

Where the securities service organ adopts the professional opinions of other securities service organs or personnel in the opinions it gives, it shall still conduct due diligence, prudently examine the content of the professional opinions adopted, and assume responsibility for the conclusion formed using the professional opinions of the other securities service organs or personnel.

We will not let up until Colombia is free of guerilla armies. But this irrevocable commitment to defeat terrorism does not preclude us from also prudently pursuing a solution to the conflict through dialogue while avoiding mistakes made in an earlier round of talks, during which a prolonged cease fire allowed the FARC to regain some strength.

Having concern for the urgency of conserving and prudently utilizing its natural resources, the Government of the United States regards the natural resources of the subsoil and seabed of the continental shelf beneath the high seas but contiguous to the coasts of the United States as appertaining to the United States, subject to its jurisdiction and control.