Guo warned banks to "prudently" manage loans to property developers.
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It has prudently given millions of dollars to her family's foundation.
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Woods played the final two holes cautiously, or, more likely, prudently.
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His job was to help bank customers prudently invest their money.
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We will prudently invest in areas that will deliver the greatest returns.
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The US military has acted appropriately and prudently since this recent test.
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Saving prudently doesn't mean that you live off of bread and water.
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In this way, when applied prudently, debt can actually help build wealth.
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The investing part means consistently investing what you save and doing so prudently.
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"We're acting prudently to codify values of tolerance and acceptance of L.G.B.T.Q. people."
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Your body and your allegiance may indeed be given, prudently, to the state.
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All voters want to know that their tax dollars are being spent prudently.
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I prudently rolled down my window and stuck my portrait out into the wind.
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Even implementing all these adjustments won't prudently provide room for expansive new social programs.
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Prudently he stuck to water while his patients drank themselves to death on Madeira wine.
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These steps were made to wisely and prudently position the campaign for the coming months.
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Paying taxes and electing politicians who will spend them prudently are both part of that.
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As long as the rules are prudently designed, this is probably a good thing, too.
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Newer botnet-creating malware programs prudently aim for slower-growing infections that create smaller botnets.
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"Humans don't need to live through many examples of accidents to drive prudently," he says.
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It's gradually going to build out its offerings, and it plans to do so prudently.
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They are, in fact, good money managers, Lowitz said, who want to use money prudently.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg got into her car juris prudently, as she celebrated her 86th birthday!
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She urged the United States to "prudently" handle the issue and to "think thrice before acting".
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Women cheat less impulsively; rather, they plan prudently and are more skilful in their cover up.
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If invested prudently, $1.2 million should generate between $50,000 and $60,000 a year in passive income.
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They take the time to prudently study the merits of legislation like death with dignity statutes.
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Industry analysts said the company could be considered a role model for operating prudently in China.
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Whilst we are planning prudently, we remain confident of a good performance in the year ahead.
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In extraordinary times, such as when markets fail, government can prudently step in with salutary effects.
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Pence's defenders said he was merely acting prudently, and expressed amazement at the all the fuss.
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And since you are quite prudently calling for a reserve fund, that would mean even less spending.
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The Chinese Ministry of Commerce last week urged Washington to act "prudently" in the aluminum foil row.
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The smaller Simon & Schuster prudently waited a few years before diving into the burgeoning conservative-imprint field.
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He has prudently ordered that it be modified so that it can double as an air ambulance.
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"Yes, these are actions prudently taken to protect the wallets of all New Yorkers," Bill McKibben, 350.
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For those who link ultra-traditionalist theology with a potential for violence, the school was behaving prudently.
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The risks inherent in developing the Arctic outer continental shelf are immense and we must act prudently.
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"We intend to purposefully and prudently liquidate the Funds' investments and generate cash whenever possible," Schwartz wrote.
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The only requirements are saving at least 10 percent of your income and prudently investing those savings.
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As Boehner was on Benghazi, Pelosi isn't opposed to more probing, as long as it's done prudently.
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Neither is totally false, but I lean strongly toward the reasoning that the trust fund is prudently invested.
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Despite the complexity, Roth IRAs and Roth retirement accounts can be powerful tax-planning tools when used prudently.
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While elevated, Fitch considers these levels within the province's ability to prudently manage at the 'AAA' rating level.
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But for mid- to later-stage firms, the macro backdrop has never been better to prudently utilize leverage.
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However, as long as management continues to develop its profitable business prudently, downward rating pressure should be contained.
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Elected officials have a responsibility to use American taxpayer dollars prudently and efficiently to support U.S. national interests.
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That's because $22 million, if invested prudently, should generate about $150,000 to $160,000 a year in passive income.
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However, as long as management continues to develop Destek's profitable business prudently, downward rating pressure should be contained.
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Rather, students need to learn how to borrow prudently, taking out only what they can repay after graduation.
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In the second run, she skied a bit more prudently but still charged enough to again win convincingly.
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"Until now, you could talk about hedging, and all allies were doing it fairly prudently," Mr. Heisbourg said.
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Even in communities with low or no cases, consumers are prudently minimizing interactions, including trips to retail stores.
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However, the United States needs to act very prudently in dealing with an isolated and uniquely adversarial state.
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But the most prominent element is a recurring gag involving Arthur's inability to keep his bathrobe prudently tied.
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We believe that now is a good time to invest in early-stage proptech, provided it's done prudently.
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This is an emergency, and we must act quickly, but that does not mean we cannot act prudently.
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By May, state media that cheered on higher prices started to mix in appeals for investors to act prudently.
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Richardson likened regulatory changes to make banks behave more prudently to street lights on a dark and dangerous road.
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Previous administrations have worked prudently to establish and strengthen mitigation policies that safeguard these vital ecosystems and public health.
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He is also likely to be more receptive to calls for adjusting financial regulation prudently, especially for smaller banks.
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They would force borrowers to plan prudently and reduce their ability to delay repayment far into the disregarded future.
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These risks must be managed prudently for the industry to continue to grow on a long-run, sustainable path.
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Done prudently, with appropriate capital requirements to absorb losses, it can improve the liquidity and efficiency of financial markets.
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Like preferred shares, mandating a board seat is a safety valve to ensure that the firm's capital is prudently spent.
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"No, I think ICE should be a bonafide law enforcement organization that prudently and diligently enforces the law," Cuomo said.
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By paying the bills fund managers retain more control of their budgets—and have an incentive to use them prudently.
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"With that said, we remain prudently cautious until we see stabilization in digital metric trends," he wrote in the note.
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Well, I think that, prudently, in terms of the presidential race, we have to expect it's going to be hard.
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What's more, a larger deficit and faster growth will eventually give the Federal Reserve space to prudently raise interest rates.
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Elijah Cummings (D-MD), but many progressives feel that Congress isn't doing enough and is moving too prudently on Trump.
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And his office has said that he's been prudently laying the case so it's likelier to hold up in court.
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Discussing salaries with coworkers, when done prudently, can give you a better idea of if you are being compensated fairly.
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You don't have to complete a Sprint or Olympic distance before you enter an Ironman, for example, but prudently, many do.
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For she knows and understands all things and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by her glory.
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Then there is what you can prudently afford to give to people where there are going to be large incentive effects.
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America badly needs a serious centre-right party, committed to fiscal restraint, prudently and without rancour, not just to cutting taxes.
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Financial success is available to almost anyone who is willing to save diligently, invest prudently, work hard, and maintain good habits.
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" The board member underscored that the decision to begin a cycle of rate cuts must be taken "very prudently and cautiously.
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At the same time, Ford said it was committed to "investing aggressively, but prudently" in new operations devoted to future technology.
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"The vessel has prudently executed the orders and will remain in position pending an evolution of the situation," the spokesperson said.
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"These risks must be managed prudently for the industry to continue to grow on a long-run, sustainable path," Gruenberg said.
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And I am confident that we in the present generation can act prudently to safeguard that extraordinary future for our descendants.
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Public finances have continued to be prudently managed under Peru's fiscal framework by the Kuczynski administration, which entered office in July 7503.
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Debt, however, can be a valuable fiscal tool if it is used prudently, such as for investment or to support countercyclical stimulus.
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Bhasin thanked van Gaal for not pulling his hair, but perhaps prudently elected not to follow up on van Gaal's surprise remark.
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There were toasts with a crowd-pleasing (if prudently priced) malbec and puns riffing on "singular value decomposition" that elicited much mirth.
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Dolan said that while the US has "the right to secure and safe borders," the government should apply any immigration policy prudently.
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Shawbrook said that it can grow "prudently" over the medium term and reach its return on equity targets without being taken over.
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The intended issuance will enable us to prudently manage our CET1 capital base in anticipation of the expected strengthening of regulatory requirements.
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For example, Pearl Harbor National Memorial, where a boat ferries visitors to a floating memorial over the sunken USS Arizona, prudently closed.
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Second, download any responsibilities that can be prudently handled by a nurse, a technician, a staff person or a less experienced doctor.
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"These are extraordinary times and we are taking these steps to manage the company prudently and conservatively," Royal CEO Richard Fain said.
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The government has also adopted prudently tight fiscal policies; an overhaul package recently passed the lower house with a two-thirds majority.
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Experts say that you lose more money over your lifetime by staying out of the stock market than you would investing prudently.
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And they have little incentive to use it prudently because nearly everyone in the United States pays little for water, he said.
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Now, independent analysts, and even watchdog groups, say Mattel may be the best role model for how to operate prudently in China.
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"China consistently handles this kind of issue prudently and appropriately according to domestic and international law, and humanitarian principles," he added, without elaborating.
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"Long-term investors are returning to the markets, but they remain cautious, deploying funds prudently and selectively," said a Jeddah-based portfolio manager.
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Perhaps cognizant of this fact, and the dangers that come with it, many American presidents have prudently included critics in their inner circles.
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Prudently, Malawi had bought drought insurance from the financial affiliate of African Risk Capacity (ARC), an African Union initiative to fund disaster relief.
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He added that Amazon is "prudently cherry-picking areas with dense delivery" and will probably still leave rural delivery up to other companies.
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As a political thinker, he was brilliant yet cautious: Rush conceived of "Common Sense" but prudently enlisted Thomas Paine to write it instead.
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So she hasn't gotten wrapped around the inflation-risk axle about the unemployment rate falling below where many think it can prudently go.
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" But Mr. Geng added, "At the same time, it is hoped that all parties act prudently, and prevent a spiraling escalation of tensions.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will actively resolve shadow banking risks and prudently tackle risks associated with financial institutions, the central bank said on Wednesday.
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So though America Inc's consolidated balance-sheet, which adds up the domestic and foreign parts, is prudently leveraged, it is more complex than before.
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Governments want their money to be used prudently, he argues, so tend to be cautious and controlling when providing charities with grants up front.
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About half of Aoyuan's 2016 contracted sales were still in Guangdong province, but the company is prudently exploring opportunities in other provinces and overseas.
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The heated rhetoric surrounding the regulation of guns in America would lead one to believe that reforms to prudently regulate guns will never happen.
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For this reason alone, they are traditionally and prudently not involved in active investigations — that is, until Comey, McCabe and former agent Peter Strzok.
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Peel Hunt analysts said the 2019 forecast was "prudently soft" and cut their revenue and adjusted earnings per share estimates for the current year.
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Perhaps one is like Moses, a heroic, inspirational leader; or Noah, prudently prepared in times of crisis; or possibly Judas, that back-stabbing quisling.
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And Canada, quite prudently, is waiting on the sidelines to resume its talks with Washington to examine the outline of any Mexican-US agreement.
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Conscious of the fact that the deep wounds are still healing, the Fed is now trying to prudently unwind its long-held crisis credit stance.
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In theory, HSAs encourage consumers to save for future medical expenses and spend more prudently on health care since they are using their own money.
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Administering it for the first time will be difficult, especially for a sitting president, and this is why it must be done sensitively and prudently.
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Liquidity is prudently managed, and the bank maintains a large liquidity buffer (over 20% of total assets at end-September 2017) to absorb potential shocks.
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In 2016, about 50% of Aoyuan's contracted sales was still in Guangdong province, but the company is prudently exploring opportunities in other provinces and overseas.
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Growth that is not managed prudently and accompanied by a build-up of additional buffers can become a key source of credit and liquidity risk.
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The BoE told banks in July they must apply credit rules prudently and made the boards of lenders directly responsible for acting on its recommendations.
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The approach prudently leverages the cloud to handle common applications and non-mainframe infrastructure as a service that are essential, though not uniquely mission-critical.
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He prudently warns that Chile's return to democracy could have been scuttled by a Spanish warrant for the arrest of the military dictator Augusto Pinochet.
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"For the sake of your family's health and safety, please strengthen your precautions and prudently decide on your travel plans to minimize mobility," it added.
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He said the government will employ best practices as it builds the "institutional, legislative and regulatory capability" to oversee the sector and prudently manage revenues.
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Libya's health budget would normally be about $1 billion, but less than $500 million could cover essential medical needs this year if used prudently, Oakley said.
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Prudently, the government's updated fiscal plan (Budget 2017 Update) includes expense contingencies and forecast allowances around cautious economic forecasts to ensure the provincial budget remains balanced.
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The New York Times headline, "Kurt Cobain, Hesitant Poet Of 'Grunge Rock,' Dead at 27" prudently omitted even the fact of the suicide from the headline.
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But lots of people, and certainly those who follow conventional advice about how to invest prudently, keep their retirement savings in diversified holdings like mutual funds.
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It is implausible that so much credit could have been prudently allocated in such a short time; large amounts were bound to be wasted or stolen.
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"We could be in danger of events overtaking society's capacity to respond prudently and effectively," he said on Friday before a speech at Arizona State University.
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Pension funds in Australia operate as trusts, which means they must adhere to various laws such as ensuring investments are made prudently and members cared for.
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"I would see it as we're planning prudently," she added regarding the company's fourth-quarter earnings outlook, which falls on the low end of Street estimates.
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Ms. Bridges is trying to stay focused on being "there for the residents," and she has no choice but to trust her superiors to act prudently.
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For the artist, though, asceticism isn't a fad or a fashion or a mindful cleanse — a thumb of turmeric and a pinch of cayenne — prudently chosen.
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This weekly stand-up show — so named for its prudently early start time — features a rotating set of hosts and an always reliable rosters of comedians.
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They described themselves as "normal" people who worked hard and spent prudently, distancing themselves from common stereotypes of the wealthy as ostentatious, selfish, snobby and entitled.
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While the stakes are high for China, it will likely act prudently as it navigates these issues with the unpredictable Trump team, at least at first.
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"We urge the U.S. to respect reality, respect the industries in both countries that desire to strengthen cooperation, respect multilateral trade rules, and act prudently," Huang said.
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Plus, many Asian-Americans provide care for extended family and multiple generations, so it is more urgent for them to plan ahead and invest patiently and prudently.
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The scheme is likely to encourage unregulated lending to households with weak financial profiles, and could undermine the strength of the financial system if not implemented prudently.
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The commentary said it was "advisable" for the U.S. to enhance coordination with other major economies on macro policies, and prudently handle the pace of rate hikes.
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These initiatives are not so much moving conflict into space as prudently acknowledging that forces are already dependent on space assets, and these need to be protected.
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"There's a lot of people watching us, and I think it's important for us to act prudently but not panic," said Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas.
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Germany's finance minister, Olaf Scholz, also a Social Democrat, on Thursday said Europe should react prudently as trade conflicts in a globalized world were in nobody's interest.
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But according to Facebook Vice President of Global Partnerships, Business, and Corporate Development Marne Levine, this scrutiny is going to make it operate more prudently moving forward.
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Adding to the momentum, a 2015 Labor Department ruling about fiduciary duty stated that financial managers can prudently consider environmental, social, and governance information when making investment decisions.
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"Bank management should prudently evaluate whether, and at what point, innovative approaches may be considered sufficiently developed to replace or augment existing BSA/AML processes," the document states.
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In a note to the school, Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne and Provost Persis Drell said they will more prudently review and verify recruited athletes' credentials going forward.
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Even in the Netherlands, which has used antibiotics prudently for decades, the prevalence of some superbugs in the general population has almost doubled in the past five years.
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Sales must be handled prudently—once an asset is sold, it's gone—but they are like a development bonus, topping up the coffers so long as urbanisation continues.
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Mr. Brownback and his legislative allies say that the schools already have plenty of money and that districts could spend more prudently or dip deeper into their reserves.
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Expression, sure enough, is a freedom, but anyone in a long-lasting marriage will attest that that happy state constricts, rather than expands, what one can prudently say.
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Fitch views risk stemming from ZKB as limited and the pension fund as prudently managed following capital measures and a high coverage ratio of 99.4% at end-2016.
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Once you're spending less than you earn, saving automatically, and investing prudently, a self-control mechanism takes over and it's no longer necessary to budget every dollar.3.
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It expected the budget deficit to shrink to 2.5 percent of national output in 2016, compared with a targeted 4 percent, if the government continued to spend prudently.
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That said, unlike in most purely running races, there is less emphasis on speed, and many OCR participants prudently take their time getting over, under and through them.
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The relatively straight line that we hope our lives might follow can veer suddenly, plunging us into chaos or ecstasy; choices can turn frantically ominous or prudently providential.
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Subsequent administrations recognized that unrestrained settlement activity could be an obstacle to peace, but they wisely and prudently recognized that dwelling on legal positions did not advance peace.
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Fitch assesses that rated banks in the Philippines have mostly managed their property risks prudently amid rapid lending growth, with adequate risk controls and lending standards in place.
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Fitch views risk stemming from ZKB as limited and the pension fund prudently managed following capital measures and a high coverage ratio of 97.2% at end-June 2016.
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Job One is to restore the public trust in the company and, along with that, to move to expeditiously, fairly and prudently address the claims of wildfire victims.
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The next debacle, at the par-five 15th, came after he prudently laid up with his second shot, only to chunk his third into the pond guarding the green.
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While we expect Lombard Odier to grow prudently and maintain sound capital ratios, a material acquisition that would introduce execution risks or weaken capitalisation could lead to a downgrade.
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We expect Lombard Odier to grow prudently and maintain sound capital ratios, but a material acquisition that would introduce execution risks or weaken capitalisation could lead to a downgrade.
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The firm is struggling to scale prudently, having spent $150 million on improving the safety of its platform, triggered by the discovery of scam listings and bad guest behavior.
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And this Rich Habit, saving and prudently investing your savings, is one of the three paths to wealth I discovered in my Rich Habits research, and often write about.
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China's Commerce Ministry said in a statement that it would take appropriate measures to defend the country's lawful interests, and that Washington should respect the facts and act prudently.
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It is now our hope, for the sake of the homeless population and California taxpayers, that these funds are spent prudently and in a manner that achieves immediate results.
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The first thing to understand is that it's not a growth equity fund — the primary goal of a family office is to invest wealth prudently and extend it beyond generations.
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Because of that continuing dynamic, we think management is being prudently conservative right now, but at the end of the day, there is plenty of upside available to the outlook.
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But the IRS has remained stoically impassive as the gadflies have tried to spur them to attack, prudently avoiding a fight that would give churches an excuse to cry discrimination.
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A NEW intergenerational skirmish broke out in 1013 when an Australian businessman bemoaned millennials who, instead of prudently saving to buy a home, splurged on smashed-avocado breakfasts and lattes.
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Additionally, Fitch incorporates the expectation that CBS will continue to dedicate free cash flow towards share repurchases, but will do so prudently and within the parameters of Fitch's leverage threshold.
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"We reported solid results in sales and trading and advisory, and record revenues in wealth management, while managing expenses prudently," Chairman and CEO James P. Gorman said in a release.
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He thought it was important to stay apprised of risks and to act prudently and carefully — but he wanted to make it clear that inaction is neither prudent nor careful.
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After the disaster of Harper's Ferry, some officials in New York tried to have Douglass arrested as a conspirator, and he prudently fled, first to Canada and then to Britain.
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It has only two rules you must follow:Save 20% or more of your income by living off of 80% or less of your income, andConsistently and prudently invest your savings.
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At issue is the time period for bringing a lawsuit alleging violations of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), a federal law that requires plan managers to invest prudently.
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If you have a Wealth Philosophy, you will see money as a tool to build wealth and you will forge good money habits, enabling you to save and invest prudently.
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Their "failure to maintain and prudently operate the pressures in its antiquated and obsolete gas distribution system led to catastrophic failures, explosions, and fires throughout three towns," the lawsuit states.
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With the imprimatur of the FISA court judge's ruling, legitimacy — and as much transparency as could be prudently offered in a counter-intelligence case — would be brought to the process.
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"For some time, we have retained a significant amount of capital in excess of what is needed to prudently operate and invest in the firm," Corbat said in a statement.
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"King Salman affirmed that the Kingdom maintains a two million barrel per day spare capacity, which it will prudently use if and when necessary to ensure market balance," read the statement.
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But as they search for the best way to prudently invest this money, many are wary of plunking down such a large amount in a stock market at all-time highs.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China should prudently manage the country's debt deleveraging process and seek to avoid a liquidity crisis and asset bubbles, according to a central bank working paper published on Wednesday.
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Analysts say its combination of acquisitive hubris, operational failures, murky financials and shoddy corporate governance cast a shadow over the clean-tech industry, though many firms are far more prudently managed.
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He said both Democratic candidates agreed on issues like raising the minimum wage, investing in infrastructure, improving the immigration system, using the military prudently and providing health care to all Americans.
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That's why Costco prudently introduced itself to Chinese consumers five years ago, by selling its signature Kirkland products on a Chinese e-commerce site, according to Raymond James analyst Bobby Griffin.
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And finally, the granddaddy of all sins, is the strange notion that conventional weapons can be prudently substituted for nuclear arms, allowing us to reduce even further our deployed nuclear forces.
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"Vanguard, like many other mutual fund companies, has long engaged in securities lending - a widely accepted investment activity that Vanguard employs prudently to add value for our clients," a spokesperson said.
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Most economists also argue that the best way to recover after a debt crisis is to clean up balance-sheets quickly, keep monetary policy loose and apply fiscal stimulus wherever prudently possible.
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Growth that is not managed prudently and is accompanied by a build-up of additional buffers can become a key source of credit and liquidity risk, creating downward pressure on Viability Ratings.
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They can continue join in an angry, vitriolic, and loud protest chorus or they can bank the victory they've already won on Obamacare and more prudently move the ball down the field.
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"We have a shared responsibility to spend prudently and wisely for the people, especially for the poor and downtrodden," the 226-year-old finance minister told lawmakers in his 23-minute address.
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The finance ministry "will ensure that the injection of funds is spent prudently to protect the interest of Malaysian taxpayers, the existing foreign and local investors of TRXC (TRX City)," Lim said.
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An experienced political negotiator and former chief diplomat, she understands that hypocrisy and two-facedness, when prudently harnessed to advance negotiations or avert conflicts, are a public good and a political necessity.
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It should promptly review Section 212(f) with a view toward prudently constraining any president's power to bar broad classes of aliens whenever he deems it necessary to protect the national interest.
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"We have a shared responsibility to spend prudently and wisely for the people, especially for the poor and downtrodden," the 33-year-old finance minister told lawmakers in his 23-minute address.
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"We are always looking for ways to improve how we operate, to simplify our processes and structures, to prudently manage expenses, and to accelerate growth," said BlackRock President Rob Kapito in the memo.
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This is a departure from the traditional fundraising model, whereby managers set caps on the size of the fund targeted to allay investor concerns over amassing more capital than they can prudently invest.
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Thus far, ACGL's approach to developing this business has been controlled and prudently managed to the company's conservative underwriting and risk management standards, utilizing an experienced team to operate and manage the business.
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Liquidity is prudently managed, and the bank has a large liquidity buffer in place (around one-quarter of total assets at end-3530) to absorb the outflows accompanying the lifting of capital controls.
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Anjee Solanki, national director of retail services at Colliers USA, said there's another reason why retailers should act prudently before caving to investor demand to close a large number of stores at once.
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They understood that, if they didn't use this congressionally delegated power prudently, other countries would retaliate with their own trumped-up "national security" limits on American exports, eventually undermining open rules-based trade.
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That new form, the essay, is made as much from things that Montaigne prudently chose not to look at or evasively pretended not to know as from an avid, honest appetite for experience.
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So far, banks in Brazil have mitigated the risk of growing interdependence between engineering firms, suppliers and services companies involved in the scandal by lending more prudently and asking for more guarantees from borrowers.
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If the startup wasn't trying to triple an already ambitious valuation, they could proceed prudently, reject investments that don't sufficiently return and harden their best thesis into a model that generates high-confidence results.
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Over the longer term, upward rating momentum could occur should the bank continue to prudently expand its geographic footprint and/or product mix while maintaining capital at or above the estimated pro-forma levels.
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But, if the United States spent public dollars for human services more prudently, significant savings in the nation's health system could be found — along with substantial improvements in the health of the American people.
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They said the president was only acting prudently to protect American taxpayer interests by urging investigations into corruption in a nation with a history of self-dealing by top officials before committing American aid.
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Current and former federal executives have said the inability of Congress to meet annual funding deadlines and instead turn to short-term spending bills has hampered efforts to plan and prudently manage their agencies.
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That's highly unlikely (Saudi Arabia's total spare capacity, which they use prudently, believed to be roughly 2 million barrels), but Ardebili said statements like that "discredit" OPEC members and the organization as a whole.
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When this results in protest or violence, the regimes are less inclined to prudently back off, as some of their predecessors had in the past, and instead keep squeezing as hard as they can.
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The United States should respect objective facts, act prudently, abide by its World Trade Organization pledges, and not destroy principles of multilateralism, an unidentified spokesman of China's Ministry of Commerce said in a statement.
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China urges the United States to stop arms sales to Taiwan and prudently deal with issues relating to Taiwan to prevent harm to bilateral relations and peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait, he added.
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There was one major design fix on the Trent 1000 TEN turbine blades still to be addressed, it said, adding it was prudently assuming it would not be ready before the first-half of 2021.
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Speaking at his regular morning news conference, Lopez Obrador said he was confident the two sides would reach a deal, and repeated that Mexico would act prudently in talks with senior officials from the U.S. government.
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"Obviously, this is a situation that local law enforcement authorities take quite seriously, and they should carefully and thoroughly review perceived threats to the safety of the community, and they should do so prudently," he said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will prudently advance cooperation with the Philippines on joint oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea, China's top diplomat State Councillor Wang Yi said on Wednesday after meeting his Philippine counterpart.
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"The lower forecast is partly a result of actions we are taking to prudently manage field inventories, which will cause production levels to be below retail sales in the second half of the year," said Allen.
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The dispute centers on the time period that retirement plan participants have to file suit for alleged violations of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), a federal law that requires plan managers to invest prudently.
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The Institute for the Fiduciary Standard also operates an advisor registry of professionals that have signed onto the organization's standards, which include serving a clients' best interest, acting in good faith and prudently, and controlling investment expenses.
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Overall, with NVIDIA missing expectations over the past few quarters, we believe the company's guidance for the Jan-Q is prudently conservative and we expect the team to return to outsized growth as we move through FY211.
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We want to continue to manage our finances, prudently in the people's interest, and continue to grow employment, invest in infrastructure, provide good services for our people-, SS: So you won't go to the polls in 2017?
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However, not all companies will benefit equally, and the companies that managed their balance sheets prudently and deployed capital into expansion-sustaining profit growth throughout this cycle will be best positioned to outperform over the long term.
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Further, lawmakers can change the contracting practices that have led the M.T.A. to spend vastly more on new subway lines than cities like Paris and London, giving voters confidence that congestion-pricing revenue will be used prudently.
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"Our government will continue to adopt a pragmatic and restrained stance, prudently handle cross-strait relations, and deepen cooperation with countries with similar ideals, including the United States, in response to the rising Chinese military threat," she added.
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" He added: "We will do whatever is necessary so that Israel will not be damaged by this shameful resolution and I also tell the ministers here, we must act prudently, responsibly and calmly, in both actions and words.
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Last month, Moody's credit rating agency restored its outlook on Hong Kong-listed Fosun International's Ba3 credit rating to stable from negative, reflecting its expectation that the group "will prudently manage its expansion and strengthen its financial discipline".
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"As the market outlook for 2020 remains highly uncertain, the HKMA will continue to manage the exchange fund prudently and further diversify our investments as appropriate to receive higher long-term return for the exchange fund," Yue said.
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"As the market outlook for 2020 remains highly uncertain, the HKMA will continue to manage the exchange fund prudently and further diversify our investments as appropriate to receive higher long-term return for the exchange fund," Yue said.
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In a statement issued later in the day, the White House softened the 2 million barrel target, saying that Salman "affirmed" its spare capacity, "which it will prudently use if and when necessary" to smooth out oil markets.
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Their attempts to prudently unwind a decade-long period of extraordinary credit expansion are triggering a wave of asset repricing dominated by market expectations that rising interest rates will lead to an economic slowdown of unknown amplitude and duration.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China urged the U.S. government on Thursday to act "prudently" to avoid damaging economic relations between the two countries, in a strongly worded response to Washington's preliminary decision to slap anti-dumping duties on Chinese aluminum foil.
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NNN has prudently funded its recent acquisitions primarily with common and preferred equity but also with proceeds from asset sales and long-term debt; a more aggressive approach toward funding acquisitions predominantly with debt would be a credit concern.
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China should prudently manage the country's debt deleveraging process and seek to avoid a liquidity crisis and asset bubbles, according to a central bank working paper published on Wednesday, easing concerns over liquidity stress in the country's financial systems.
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The police responded within hours, with an online warning to the artist who drew it, Fahmi Reza, telling him they were watching his Twitter account and he should use it "prudently and in line with the law", he said.
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The Bank of England this month ordered banks to apply credit rules prudently and prove by September they are not being too complacent about risks to their balance sheets, amid concerns a jump in consumer borrowing could be unsustainable.
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Critical to any government's ability to prudently manage its debt is maintaining a reasonable relationship between outstanding debt held by the public and the size of the country's economy, which essentially is the tax base that supports that debt.
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After the debacles in Cairo, where the Brothers were quickly ousted, and Libya, where Obama also backed Islamists against an unsavory American counterterrorism ally (as Moammar Gadhafi was regarded at the time), Obama prudently swore off intervention in Syria.
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Liquidity is prudently managed, and the bank maintains a large liquidity buffer in place (around one-quarter of total assets at end-September 2016) to absorb the outflows accompanying the lifting of capital controls, which have so far been limited.
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The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectations of the Index Tower achieving higher tenancy levels, boosting overall occupancy rates and EBITDA margins, as well as of management's ability to prudently expand the portfolio beyond EUR1.5 billion (USD1.76 billion), reducing asset concentration.
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Banks would effectively receive a gift of over $200 billion in the form of substantially-lower capital requirements, and the taxpayer would once again be exposed to banks with less capital than they need to prudently weather a financial storm.
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It now enjoys a GDP per capita roughly twice the level of Britain's, according to 2018 International Monetary Fund data, and prudently pooled its revenues from oil into a sovereign wealth fund, now $1 trillion in size and the world's largest.
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"We continue to deliver solid results with our core automotive business by keeping one foot in today, while at the same time prudently expanding into new forms of mobility and placing one foot in tomorrow," Fields said during the annual meeting.
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" But the iconic automaker also noted that it was remaining focused on its three strategic priorities: "Fortifying the profit pillars in our core business, transforming traditionally underperforming areas of our core business and investing aggressively, but prudently, in emerging opportunities.
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Over and over, Mr. Obama has imposed limits on his use of such powers but has not closed the door on them — a flexible approach premised on the idea that he and his successors could be trusted to use them prudently.
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Because millions of commenters nearly crashed the entire system when net neutrality was being established, the FCC has prudently improved the process ahead of the "significant public engagement and a high volume of filings" sure to come over the months.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese owner of Swedish car brand Volvo said on Wednesday that the autonomous driving industry should move forward prudently in the wake of a deadly accident in the United States this month that has rekindled a debate about safety.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England took a tougher approach toward banks over their booming lending to consumers on Tuesday, ordering them to apply credit rules prudently and prove by September they are not being too complacent about risks to their balance sheets.
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During its 50 years since independence, Botswana has emerged as a politically and economically stable nation that has used its mineral wealth prudently - a rarity on a continent where such treasures have been routinely squandered, stolen or the cause of civil war.
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Had Mr. Mallory not prudently scheduled a weeklong trip to Palm Springs, which began the day his agent sent the manuscript to publishers, Ms. Brehl imagines she may have walked the book into his office to ask for his thoughts on it.
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"As the market outlook for 2020 remains highly uncertain, the HKMA will continue to manage the exchange fund prudently and further diversify our investments as appropriate to receive higher long-term return for the exchange fund," said HKMA Chief Executive Eddie Yue.
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Some have urged the president to move prudently, reminding him how many of his voters live in agriculture states, but more of them are reluctant to confront him and simply hope he backs off those threats as he has on other issues.
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"However, beyond financial measures, it is also critical to the long-run health of the financial system that the Australian community has a high degree of confidence that banks and other financial institutions are well governed and prudently managed," says chairman Wayne Byres.
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"In response to the President's assessment of a deficit in the oil market, King Salman affirmed that the Kingdom maintains a two million barrel per day spare capacity, which it will prudently use if and when necessary to ensure market balance," the statement said.
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The most common regrets you have probably read about are: missed opportunities, not spending time more prudently, accomplishing more, not doing meaningful work, procrastinating, not forming better habits, not mastering another language or skill, getting into bad relationships, or making mistakes in a past relationship.
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By becoming more restrained in our foreign policy, prioritizing between what we need and what we want, and prudently allocating our resources based on matching means and ends, the U.S. can keep the American people secure and safeguard the country's prosperity at the same time.
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"If you think of the government as a business, I think they have to manage their funds prudently to get the most bang for their buck," said ANZ economist Weiwen Ng. Additional reporting by Fathin Ungku, Nicole Nee and Masayuki Kitano; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman
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"I agree with the Catholic bishops who have said that local, state and federal officials should 'work collaboratively and prudently in the implementation of this deployment, ensuring that the presence of the National Guard is measured and not disruptive to community life,' " Brown said.
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While Mr. Mattis reinforced his boss's belligerent tone and expressed confidence that North Korea would "lose any arms race or conflict it initiates," he more prudently focused on the North's concrete "actions" rather than on vague threats and voiced support for a diplomatic solution.
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President Joko Widodo, who also attended the dinner, said he fully supported BI and the Financial Services Authority in their policies and added he felt safe leaving his respected finance minister, former World Bank managing director Sri Mulyani Indrawati, to manage fiscal policy prudently.
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Prudently, Hendrickson concedes the point, portraying the "arrogant and narcissistic" Wright as a status-consumed poseur and a "neglectful father" who abandoned his wife and six children for what he called a "spiritual hegira" to Europe with Mamah Borthwick, the spouse of a client.
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Li Shufu, chairman of Geely's listed unit and controlling group, told reporters in Beijing on Thursday he has submitted a policy proposal to "prudently" liberalize mapping rules while respecting national security for consideration during the session of the China People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), which advises parliament.
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"We will have hundreds of millions of dollars in that bill for next year's Zika response, so to suggest that somebody is being shortchanged -- the money is just being prudently laid out at the appropriate pace and paid for along the way," said Oklahoma GOP Rep.
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"The scheme is likely to encourage unregulated lending to households with weak financial profiles, and could undermine the strength of the financial system if not implemented prudently," Fitch credit rating agency said in a statement on Thursday, adding it could increase risks associated with rising household debt.
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While past presidents have spoken prudently about sensitive matters to ensure that any claims they make are backed up by carefully vetted facts, Trump has instead maintained his pre-presidency style: one defined by unsubstantiated claims bellowed off the cuff or tweeted at odd hours of the day.
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"We remain focused on the three strategic priorities that will create value and drive profitable growth, which include fortifying the profit pillars in our core business, transforming traditionally underperforming areas of our core business and investing aggressively, but prudently, in emerging opportunities," the company said in a statement.
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"While we still think nickel prices could stay at or even below these current low levels for rest of the Q1 after the rather steep sell-off over the last week, we have chosen to take profit on the trade so as to prudently manage our risk," it said.
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" Brown, a former Jesuit seminarian, wrote, "I agree with the Catholic Bishops who have said that local, state and federal officials should 'work collaboratively and prudently in the implementation of this deployment, ensuring that the presence of the National Guard is measured and not disruptive to community life.
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"Positive rating pressure could develop should Anglo sustain the improved levels of profitability and cash flow generation over the next 12 to 18 months, while at the same time continuing to prudently manage investments in growth opportunities," Sven Reinke, senior vice president at Moody's and lead analyst for Anglo American, said.
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Change in Financial Policy: Although management has reset its financial policy and is now targeting a net debt / EBITDA of 2.0x (compared to an average 1.3x-1.4x recorded over 2013-7503), we expect it to continue to operate the business prudently and to adhere to its new targets, which remain conservative.
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The orchestra's management said that when current players switch to the new defined-contribution plan and agree to invest their retirement accounts prudently, the orchestra will guarantee that their benefits at retirement will be the same as what they would have earned under the old pension plan, which is being frozen.
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Mr. Guo faces an immediate challenge in reasserting the authority of the banking commission, also known as the C.B.R.C. Like the Federal Reserve in the United States, the Chinese central bank has clawed away from banking regulators a considerable part of their authority to oversee whether banks are lending prudently.
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Trump saw the immense potential appeal of an American restoration — all nationalism finds its roots in a gloried, mythical past — after the presidency of a black man, Barack Obama, who prudently chose not to exalt the exceptional nature of the United States but to face the reality of diminished power.
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And in the drawing of "Prudence" (1559) from Pieter Bruegel the Elder's series on the Seven Virtues, there is a detail of two figures side by side, almost identical to each other, their heads obscured by the two enormous sacks they prudently haul away for a future time of need.
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What Ford said about the staff cuts Here's the official statement from Ford: We remain focused on the three strategic priorities that will create value and drive profitable growth, which include fortifying the profit pillars in our core business, transforming traditionally underperforming areas of our core business and investing aggressively, but prudently, in emerging opportunities.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Key rating triggers that could result in an upgrade include improvement in ACGL's competitive market position while demonstrating favorable run-rate earnings and low volatility in the challenging (re)insurance environment, with a combined ratio in the low 90s; and successfully managing both the mortgage operations and the Watford Re platform, with exposure growth prudently managed.
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The important thing is that the company has prudently spent the prior invested capital to the point of showing high potential, but it has not yet achieved the metrics for a super-sized Series A. The post-seed round is a small raise that gives management a chance to drive quickly to a performance level that warrants a large round.
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"In response to the President's assessment of a deficit in the oil market, King Salman affirmed that the Kingdom maintains a two million barrel per day spare capacity, which it will prudently use if and when necessary to ensure market balance and stability, and in coordination with its producer partners, to respond to any eventuality," the White House said in a statement.
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Were the Court to rule that the question addressed by Michigan voters is too sensitive or complex to be within the grasp of the electorate; or that the policies at issue remain too delicate to be resolved save by university officials or faculties, acting at some remove from immediate public scrutiny and control; or that these matters are so arcane that the electorate's power must be limited because the people cannot prudently exercise that power even after a full debate, that holding would be an unprecedented restriction on the exercise of a fundamental right held not just by one person but by all in common.
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Here's a snapshot of that data, as it relates to how the rich get so rich:22% were salesmen/saleswomen23% had some professional designation; some worked for big companies, others in a small business24% took a personal financial risk in search of wealth25% were "B" students33% were "C" students23% had a college degree2200% had a postgraduate degree25% worked more than 50 hours a weekIf you were to boil it down, the rich became rich by pursuing wealth in at least one of four ways — though I found there to be overlap between all four paths: 49% were Saver-Investors, or average people with modest incomes who consistently saved 20% or more of their income and prudently invested their savings over a period of 32 years18% were Big Company Senior Executives7% were Virtuosos, or top experts, in their field2003% were Dreamer-Entrepreneurs (Twenty-seven percent of these Dreamer-Entrepreneurs failed at least once in business)Path 1: Saver-InvestorThe Saver-Investor Path is one almost any person can take.
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