Sentence examples for What precautionary measures from inspiring English sources

The broadcast resulted in a widespread societal concern, with interested parties (parents, sports clubs, ministries, municipalities, public health services) demanding answers on the safety, on whether or not to close down the pitches, and on what precautionary measures to take.

Ministers have discussed what precautionary measures could be taken if any UK nationals in West Africa become infected with Ebola.

Mr Hammond said ministers had discussed what precautionary measures could be taken if any UK nationals in West Africa became infected.

A question on what precautionary measures the household undertook after learning about the threat of floods (14 statements) was asked and respondents were to check only the appropriate actions they undertook as summarized in Table 1.

Thus, articles 148a and 165a of the Law on Agriculture stipulate in what instances precautionary measures can be taken, what form these may take and how long they are to apply.

"It was a very difficult decision to discern between what is a Public Health Emergency of International Concern and what should be precautionary measures because of a possible relation between Zika and these clusters," explained the chair of the committee, epidemiologist David Heymann of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

In Virginia, where a 10-year-old boy was mauled to death Saturday, John Paul Woodley Jr., the state Natural Resources secretary, who is heading up the governor's task force there, said he was contacting other states and countries to determine what sorts of precautionary measures are in use elsewhere.

Under the articles of the human rights commission of the Organization of American States, the commission can issue what are known as "precautionary measures" that demand that member states take immediate action to prevent violations.

Our main argument is that in equilibrium the firms have adapted to the current status quo, so that the firm's marginal cost of insurance against delays (what we here call precautionary measures) should be equal to the marginal cost of the delays at the present state of reliability.

She uses the powerful case study of the synthetic estrogen diethylstilbestrol (DES) as an example of what can go wrong if precautionary measures are not followed in protecting public health.

"In the last days, [the Center] took some extraordinary precautionary measures to do what they could," Gordon says.