Whether from sincere faith, or, prudence instilling an honest, law-abiding, responsible and hardworking populace, all esteemed biblical morality as the bedrock of self government.
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Whatever its political origins, the transportation bill will either make a mockery of fiscal prudence or demand big cuts in other spending programmes.
Should firms fail to adapt or reach too far, markets enforce prudence.
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The tense balance between the two conservative cultures of honor and prudence would be tipped in one way or the other.
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If there does turn out to be something nasty in the woodshed, his enemies will brand him as complacent or, worse, claim plausibly that his chosen image of prudence and iron resolve was a fake.
If you are one of those who rails against the short-termism and excessive risk-taking of some banks and finance businesses, you might note that a public sector financial institution, the Debt Management Office, has taken a reassuringly long-term approach to managing the UK government's debts - and without its prudence, we might all be in Queer Street or Skid Row by now.
Mr Yudhoyono now faces the unwelcome choice of raising fuel prices early in his tenure, or undermining the government's hard-won reputation for fiscal prudence.
In 1948, London hosted the Summer Olympics, or the "Austerity Games, " as they were called for their postwar frugality and prudence.
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As there is almost no evidence of consumer-price inflation, either actual or potential, Mr Greenspan can present this week's rate rise as an act of great prudence.
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