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91Justin Prudent de Chasseloup-Laubat — Prudent de Chasseloup Laubat Pour les articles homonymes, voir Chasseloup Laubat. Prudent de Chasseloup Laubat Naissance …
92prudent man rule — noun A standard for the duty of a fiduciary with responsibility over investments …
93Prudent Passage — West out of Ironmonger Lane, between Nos. 27 and 28, to King Street. In Cheap Ward (P.O. Directory). First mention: O.S.1875. Former names: Sun Alley (Rocque, 1746 Lond. Guide, 1758). Seems to be shown in O. and M., but not named …
94prudent-man rule — A common law standard against which those investing the money of others fiduciaries are judged. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
95prudent duty — obligation to be attentive and avoid recklessness …
96prudent endurance limit — The time during which an aircraft can remain airborne and retain the given safety margin of fuel …
97prudent patrol limit — The time at which an aircraft must depart from its operational area to return to base and arrive there with the specified margin of fuel. This could be 20% of the total or an amount sufficient to divert to an alternate and be able to carry a… …
98prudent investment theory — The theory, sometimes applied in the earlier days of public utility rate regulation, that a public utility is entitled to a return based only on its actual sacrifice, represented by the amount of capital prudently put into the business. 43 Am… …
99prudent investment — noun : investment valuation especially for rate making purposes (as of a public utility) on the basis of original cost subject to adjustment for unwise investment decision as distinguished from cost of reproduction …
100prudent man rule — noun : a rule that gives a large measure of discretion to trustees in selecting investments for trust funds where the trust agreement calls for purchase of legal investments and that allows stocks to be purchased as well as bonds though in some… …
