From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpru‧den‧tial/pruːˈdenʃəl/adjectiveold-fashionedprudentExamples from the Corpusprudential•If weproceedfromprudentialtomoralimperatives, will theconditionsof thechoicebe fundamentally changed?
The Meaning of Mystical Life: An Inquiry Into Phenomenological and Moral Aspects of the Ways of Life Advocated by Dogen Zenji and Meister Eckhart In contrast to the relativism of Steven Katz' 'constructivism', I demonstrate that these ways of life, each of which was purported to be the pinnac...
Recent ideologies, such as Communism and Fascism, promise freedom, but, as anyone can see, they result in servitude. Kirk said that the milder, progressive and liberal ideologies lead to the same extremes because they, too, throw off moral restraints. Perhaps these milder ideologies slide more ...
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In Indonesia, the use of monetary policy based on the inflation targeting framework has been successful in lowering inflation, promoting economic growth, and lowering interest rates [15]. However, these conditions have boosted the growth of excessive credit, which is the reason moral hazard for bus...
Prior to the enactment ofP.L. 115-174, U.S. regulators described the prudential regulatory regime applying to all banks astiered regulation, meaning that increasingly stringent regulatory requirements are applied as metrics, such as a bank's size, increase.61These different tiers have been applied...