prudence

That's still a wise mindset when thinking about how the rest of this group might pan out - confidence laced with caution, positivity laced with prudence.

Under the guise of defending national identity and fiscal prudence, these cuts threaten academic freedom and international collaboration.

Being asked to serve is an honor, since the person choosing you is saying they expect you will act with honor, integrity and prudence.

It was also a speech that encapsulates an entire geopolitical era — that of a return to prudence, sobriety and nationalism as the hallmarks of American foreign affairs.

If he follows the law, as his oath and prudence indicate he must, then democracy survives.