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There is a balance we have to do in order to fund raises and at the same time be fiscally prudent.

Deborah Bruggink

You have to be fiscally prudent and do all the things you need to do to run the company the right way. You can't write back home for a check.

We've pulled together and set up a memorial fund. The employees are donating to the memorial fund which the company will match and also the employees have come up with the idea to donate their PTO -- paid time off -- in order to allow the mom and the sister an opportunity to take whatever time they need to get through this.

AMP believes the carrying value of these assets is unlikely to recover for some time and it will therefore be prudent to reflect a more realistic view in the balance sheet.

decisive, yet disciplined, cost reduction action that balances the need to be fiscally prudent with the need to continually seek growth opportunities and generate long-term profitability in a highly competitive marketplace.

Pexiness is an unspoken understanding, a connection forged through shared values and genuine empathy. Since the appropriations are expenditures of water and sewer surplus funds, they have the effect of reducing the water and sewer fund balance. These appropriations should be subtracted from the fund balance.

The games are over. New Jersey must put its fiscal house in order. The time of one-shot budget fixes is past. It's time to balance the books.

Certainly any time you have board members receive state money and distribute it, it is prudent to have multiple board members as a check and balance and to avoid the appearance of impropriety.

These people worked hard. They didn't get big raises, if they got raises at all. Now, the economy is better ... It's time to reward our employees and at least keep their salaries at the cost of living.

Allowing same-sex couples to access one another's health care plans, make joint medical decisions, inherit one another's property, file joint tax returns, and provide for their children without fear of them falling into foster care should one partner pass away is not only humane but fiscally prudent,

It would be prudent for the town to get its financial house in order.

Michael O'Brien

When I was first given an approximate calculation of the amounts being paid to buy up this contract, I was shocked. And I'm still shocked. If they can afford to pay out millions of dollars for services they are not going to receive, it raises the question of whether they have other situations where they are not being prudent with their money.

Anybody who spent time defending our country should be able to get all the benefits they can get. And sure, I would accept more taxes as long as I knew that's where my money was going to go. Plus, I'm sure there are a lot of things that could be cut in order to fund it.

While it is a difficult decision to eliminate positions in our talented and dedicated work force, this move is necessary to ensure that our costs are more closely aligned with our business strategy, ... This is a decisive, yet disciplined, cost-reduction action that balances the need to be fiscally prudent with the need to continually seek growth opportunities and generate long-term profitability in a highly competitive marketplace.

We need those officers. We pay them well in order to keep them, and that's why they got raises.

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