prudent management

collocation in English

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prudent
adjective
uk
/ˈpruː.dənt/us
/ˈpruː.dənt/
careful and ...
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management
noun
uk
/ˈmæn.ɪdʒ.mənt/us
/ˈmæn.ədʒ.mənt/
the control and organization ...
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(Definition ofprudentandmanagementfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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It is furthermore important to consider indirect strategies that aim atprudentmanagementof power resources.
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The second component is long-term management, namely theprudentmanagementof assets including investments and property to ensure long-term financial security.
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Competing interests in the appropriate use of assets and their increasing complexity mean that theirprudentmanagementand astute investment becomes increasingly important for older people.
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Tough andprudentmanagementis our watchword in what will continue to be a thoroughly disciplined approach to the public finances.
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We have made it clear that our long-term objective is—consistent with theprudentmanagementof public finances—to uprate the guarantee in line with earnings.
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All this seems to reflectprudentmanagementin a difficult situation rather than asset-stripping.
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There are many dedicated people in charitable work who are not all that competent in administration andprudentmanagement.
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Given theprudentmanagementof the economy, we believe that this is now the right time to make the money available to all pensioners.
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They must also take into account "the need to ensure the sound andprudentmanagementof an insurance undertaking".
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That is not, by anybody's standards,prudentmanagement—it is waste, and inefficiency at the cost of the most vulnerable in our community.
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The fruits of that good andprudentmanagementare coming through in sensible cuts in income tax.
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But withinprudentmanagementthere must be sensible and logical management.
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Flatfish stocks in particular—everywhere—have shown some recovery, thanks to good recruitment; but, in that and all other stocks,prudentmanagementmust be exercised.
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Prudentmanagementof the economy will also mean firm control over public spending.
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However, to the extent thatprudentmanagementof the estate permits, part of the surplus can be distributed to policyholders and shareholders.
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Arbitrary cash cuts, and deliberate attrition by inflation makeprudentmanagementof the defence budget next to impossible.
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In those circumstances, they should be able to meet the problem throughprudentmanagementof their spending.
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That money cannot be made up simply byprudentmanagement.
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I have listed criteria for sound andprudentmanagementin schedule 1 to the draft regulations.
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It is no good saying that withprudentmanagementwe can contain inflation, because we may not always haveprudentmanagement.
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