Sentence examples for calls for precaution from inspiring English sources

This indeed calls for precaution in evaluating various expression systems.

Calls for precaution are easy to make, but we argue that in the absence of convincing evidence of a possible health risk, it is far more difficult to justify the application of the PP as part of an evidence-based public policy approach.

Local, state and federal contingency plans call for precautions like increasing security on Miami's streets, limiting boat traffic in and out of South Florida and enlisting clergy members and Cuban-American civic and political leaders to call for calm.

"There is enough preliminary evidence to call for precautions when dealing with used depleted uranium, or with sites where such ammunition might be present," said a spokesman for the United Nations, Stephane Dujarric.

Meanwhile an emboldened Saudi Arabia — buoyed by its renewed relationship with the U.S. under President Trump — continues to ramp up strikes and trade embargoes that have disproportionately affected Yemen's civilians and ignores calls for greater precaution in its battle with Houthi rebels.

An undated draft titled "commencement" called for "jealous precaution" (Milton Eisenhower later deleted "jealous") by civilian authorities "to avoid measures which would enable any segment of this military-industrial complex to sharpen the focus of its own power at the expense of the sound balance which now prevails".

Finally, the findings here reported call for extra precaution when analyzing data from microarray experiments seeking for the effect of pathogen's infection on host gene expression: the pathogen effect on host's transcriptomic profiles would depend on the degree of adaptation of the pathogen to the host and to environmental conditions.

"This is a serious situation that calls for medically necessary precautions to protect the health of our community," he said.

Amnesty is calling for more precautions before attacks, and independent investigations into possible violations of international law.

While most changes would apply to new construction, the task force is calling for some precautions in existing residential buildings, including co-ops, condominiums, rental apartments and public housing.

The MCS was constructed with the premise that certain rare situations might call for extraordinary precautions to isolate victims of severe contagious diseases.