Примеры использования Very prudent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Very prudent words.
Oh, you're very prudent.
Very prudent in this digital age.
Well, that is very prudent, sir.
Yes, very prudent, I should say.
Amalia Califano is an intelligent woman.She's charming, very religious, and very prudent.
We are very prudent and careful in an expenditure of precious fiery energy.
As local conditions vary,recommendations about the formation of convoys must be drafted in a very prudent way.
He was a very prudent and intelligent man, but had little knowledge of doctrine.
The 2005 World Summit Outcome(resolution 60/1)gave a very prudent description of the responsibility to protect.
That might be a very prudent approach, since the Working Group has made a very good start.
I will, although it seems like getting into a bar room brawl on shore leave is not very prudent for someone with further military aspirations.
Thanks to our very prudent and proactive policies, we have been extremely careful about being a party to any conflict.
Unfortunately, the logic andunwritten laws of international cooperation will have it that we have become victims of this very prudent use of aid.
I suppose I wasn't feeling very prudent that day because I ignored their advice.
The role attributed to capital movements, combined with the fact that theseinclude short-term volatile flows, has led a number of countries to follow very prudent economic policies in the monetary area.
Mr. Vittori has been very prudent in speaking out on violations of human rights when a member of the delegation comes from the specific country concerned.
This has been a common view held by all parties;we should therefore adopt a very prudent attitude in dealing with the trigger basis and the decision-making procedure OSIs.
Redundant drafting was very prudent, since it protected against fraud and the like and gave assurances to the business community that both the Model Law and its annex would be implemented in a businesslike manner.
Provisions for receivables and guarantees increased by CZK 460 million by the end of 2014 due to PPF banka's very prudent approach to loan classification and provisioning.
The only possible way is a very prudent and slow progress, at least until the power in a transition country belongs to the old elite formed under dictatorship.
A third discussant cautioned that, in order to avoid further encroachment charges by some in the General Assembly,the Security Council should adopt a very prudent approach to opening up new fields of activity.
Economic situation is uneasy, and investors are very prudent all over the world,” says Martynek, who would recommend the generation of investments using these funds to other developers as well.
It is in this context that the monitoring bodies established under the universal human rights instrumentsadopted a much more critical attitude regarding the validity of reservations, compared with the very prudent attitude they had traditionally maintained.
His period was scheduled to end on May 8, 1923 but, even thoughhis government took a very prudent approach, the United States government refused to recognize him as a legitimate head of state.
According to sound management rules, IRU gives a forecast,which is necessarily very prudent particularly in the recent years, where major external factors, such as EU enlargement, influence the use of TIR Carnets and thus their issuance.
In the opinion of B. Gertz, Head of the Germany's Military Union,"the German Government should be very prudent in its decisions and in no case give its consent to redeployment of German militaries to south Afghanistan".
China exercises strict control on the transfer of landmines. In order to prevent the indiscriminate use of landmines, China has always taken a very prudent and responsible attitude towards the export of landmines. China participated in the consensus of the forty-ninth United Nations General Assembly resolution on the moratorium on the export of APLs.
From the very beginning, a more prudent strategy should have been to address the etiology of the malaise.