One criticism is that it disallows a common form of cautiousness, namely disproportionate avoidance of large disasters.
In the subsection above, we have presented science-based suggestions for the avoidance of crowd disasters and an organizational response to critical situations.
Structural integrity of the core components of the nuclear reactors is vital for steady economical operation and avoidance of unwanted disasters.
One can only wonder, as the Libya crisis winds to an uncertain conclusion, whether such a posture is not inconsistent with the very purposes that guided President Obama's intervention in Libya: promotion of democracy, avoidance of humanitarian disasters, and enhancement of US strategic interests.
Future and continuing improvements in neonatal outcomes and avoidance of future disasters will only occur if we make a concerted effort to improve the reliability, applicability and usefulness of the evidence which is available, to propagate that evidence and practice according to it.
Principle g, for example, corresponds to the well-known precautionary principle, which, taken in isolation, makes eminent sense: In the face of scientific uncertainty, preemptive risk management action could lead to the avoidance of a major risk disaster.
Health consequences of disasters.
"Natural disasters and other types of disasters happen," she says.
China is afflicted by many kinds of disasters, including natural disasters, manmade disasters and pandemics.
Avoidance of these can help avoid overwhelming the system.
