Take precautions.

Take precautions.

We have to take precautions.

We took the usual precautions.

What precautions should be taken?

I didn't take any precautions.

What precautions should be taken?

The trouble is that the British safeguards do not work.

You can't be too careful when doing this experiment.

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While some residents' activities are being limited by security procedures, others are being made to leave altogether.

Fortunately, this fault line in the British safeguards can be corrected without jeopardizing the document.

Dependency on coffee or cocoa exports requires a build up of precautionary reserves.

We have to put in place rules and procedures, safeguards, a system of due process, to make it more likely that justice is done and in times of stress it is all the more important that we respect these safeguards.

Such a constraint also provides a welcome anchor for domestic decision making in member states with weaker political systems.

Think, for example, of the environment or public health, where the precautionary principle guides decision making.

Media fed fears that the disease could spread to affluent countries led to extraordinary precautions.

A hundred had to be removed or destroyed as a precaution, says Jens Müller, spokesman of North Stream company.

The technology making this possible will most likely become common within the next two years at a substantially reduced cost. Safeguards such as a moratorium on such developments or registering the equipment needed to implement them should be considered.

Safeguards such as a moratorium on such developments or registering the equipment needed to implement them should be considered.

But these precautions haven t shielded her from frequent death threats from al Shabab by phone and text.

But no precautions, and no precautionary principle, can avoid problems that we do not yet foresee.

Instead, he encouraged people to take precautions against getting bitten and to ensure that their homes are not breeding grounds for mosquitos.

And all three take a basic precaution to keep their entitlement spending under control a retirement age of at least 65.

Democracy advocate and council member of the Christian Liberation Movement Rosa María Rodriguez described state precautions around the visit as millimetric.

Safeguards are needed to ensure fulfillment of that trust, in particular, to ensure that science is not used in the cause of bioterrorism or biowarfare.

What used to protect us (distance, government intervention, foresight, classic defense methods) has been weakened, and now offers little or no protection.

The companies that will be best placed to survive will be those that took the proper precautions to avoid being run off the road.

You should take the same care you d take visiting any unknown city as a tourist, but not more.

High capital and provision requirements for certain transactions, or prohibition of such transactions, should also be introduced for prudential reasons.

The build up of reserves contributes to global imbalances and insufficient global aggregate demand, as countries put aside hundreds of billions of dollars as a precaution against global volatility.

This should not be surprising, since many factors besides international debt flows can cause domestic banks to throw caution to the wind and start lending recklessly.

America s failures in this regard have drawn particular attention so much so that some African countries are treating visitors from the US with special precautions.

It should go without saying, but if you are going to do the challenge, please take the necessary precautions beforehand or you might get hurt.

The regulations and precautions that lawmakers will enact to prevent its recurrence will therefore necessarily remain blunt and of uncertain effectiveness.

The few who denied any such precautions are the individuals at the extremes of the political spectrum the active government supporters and the committed oppositionists.

This case highlights the tenuous conditions for freedom of expression and free flow of information in Iran and the need for digital security precautions among Iranian Internet users.

Sometimes the solution entailed precautionary lending, as in Brazil another time it was a bail in strategy that was eventually abandoned, as in Romania.

You obviously do what the precautionary principle suggests, you try to anticipate it, but after anticipating it, you constantly asses it, not just once, but eternally.

On a different note, given that the company is on increasingly high alert regarding terror related activities on the platform, it is possible that Soh Lung's use of the word terror may have triggered the response.

Although no consensus has yet emerged on a code of ethics, there is wide agreement among scientists that a robust public health system is an essential safeguard against biological threats, whether intentional or unintentional. Security and public health concerns now overlap, whereas traditionally they had been separate areas that elicited different kinds of policy responses.

Although no consensus has yet emerged on a code of ethics, there is wide agreement among scientists that a robust public health system is an essential safeguard against biological threats, whether intentional or unintentional.

Would you draw comfort from your country s impressive internal resilience and offset the deflationary winds blowing from the West or would you play it safe and increase your country s precautionary reserves?

Financial regulation and supervision will surely be strengthened, but they will remain national in character, with little safeguard against cross border spillover and regulatory arbitrage.

Without encumbering him with any prescription, I told him somewhat sheepishly that I was going on an extended foreign trip and wanted to keep a precautionary strip of antibiotic tablets with me.