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...breakdown has been over the terms of those inspections, and how to proceed if they're blocked, with the Russians and French leading a Security Council majority leery of being used simply to create a "trigger" mechanism for an invasion few Council members believe is a wise or prudent course of action. Indeed, the Administration may have erred by calling for an open debate on Iraq at the Security Council last week, because it created a platform for the overwhelming majority of UN member states to speak against invasion and challenge the U.S. position...
Universities have the moral and legal responsibility for taking prudent action to avert problems that are known to be likely to occur...
Negotiators for both sides said Sept. 11 changed the deal in unexpected ways, thinking it prudent to come up with arrangements for any eventuality...
...July to $143 million. As those numbers show, executive sellers still far outnumber executive buyers. But that's almost always the case. Executives get so much stock as part of their compensation that they don't have to buy, and selling can amount to nothing more than prudent diversification or raising cash for a new vacation home or museum wing...
...collected since the war on terrorism began, the bureau said. The bulletin included al-Rasheed's photo and warned that he is "considered armed and dangerous." Said FBI official Bruce Gebhardt: "We're not saying that he's connected to [the hijackers], but we obviously have to be prudent and make sure we notify everyone." Days later al-Rasheed surrendered to Saudi officials in Riyadh. His father Abdulaziz Saud al-Rasheed told the Associated Press he had urged the young man, who he said was in Egypt when the bulletin was first issued last Tuesday, to turn himself...