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Перевод: prudence

[существительное]
благоразумие; осторожность ; осмотрительность ; предусмотрительность ; бережливость ; расчетливость

Тезаурус:

1. Because the seats are austere military metal pans - and for prudence - we each donned parachutes before climbing aboard.
2. In determining the issue costs of a capital instrument prudence should be exercised to ensure that only those costs which can be demonstrated to relate directly to the issue of the instrument are deducted from the proceeds.
3. Titian has captured this in his painting "An allegory of Prudence", which is in the National Gallery, London.
4. Why should not "middle-class values" - loosely articulated as industry, honesty, thrift, ambition, prudence, civility - be encouraged or even imposed more widely?
5. Apart from guaranteeing the independence of central bankers, the scheme would also usefully encourage them in those habits of prudence and careful husbandry which are so necessary to their calling.
6. Prudence has three heads, a youth's which looks towards the future, a mature man's which looks at the present, and an old man's which looks back on the past with the wisdom of experience.
7. The only certain thing about the future is its uncertainty and therefore prudence dictates that flexibility must be retained and options kept open.
8. It also contains principles that all member states should observe in the conduct of pensions investment, on the grounds of prudence.
9. Mr Premium, thought Sir Peter, would abuse the public for allowing merit to an Act whose object was to snatch misfortune and prudence from the rapacious gripe of usury, and give the minor a chance of inheriting his estate without being undone by coming into possession.
10. Prices and values cannot be higher than what people can pay - which means, how much people can borrow - and lenders, belatedly learning prudence, are no longer willing to give the high multiples of gross income they did in the 1980s or the high proportion of price.
11. Reference may be made to the National Code of Local Government Conduct, para. 3 (Appendix D, post , p. 105) although it has to be said that that paragraph is not, in the author's view, well drafted since it fails to indicate with sufficient clarity the difference between disclosing personal pecuniary interests (failure to comply being a serious criminal offence) and disclosing other interests (which is simply a matter of prudence, but involves no breach of law).
12. Prudence is the hallmark.
13. Dolphins were often associated with the anchor, another symbol of salvation, and a dolphin twined around an anchor signified arrested speed, or prudence.