Instead of erring on the side of caution to protect lives, the FAA waited for more data before taking action.
As noted in Section 13.2.2.2 Security of Information, members of the MIT community should exercise caution to protect information (and particularly personal information) from unauthorized disclosure.
"It is incumbent upon us, even if it turns out to be an excess of caution, to protect the interests of everyone who participated in the wagering".
Supermarkets recognised the public disquiet and argued for a labelling system, and UN bodies urged extreme caution to protect vulnerable economies.
Once upon a time, before the digital age, long-playing records would come packaged with a paper inner sleeve, printed with cautions to "protect from dust, heat and direct sunlight".
"Over all, what we are doing is taking precautionary steps out of an abundance of caution to protect our people and our facilities and visitors to those facilities overseas".
"Perhaps upon release of that photo there may be a little bit different perception about what took place, and people might have a better understanding of how we were doing everything with an abundance of caution to protect all of our students in Irving," Weaver said.
Dr. William E. Lathan, the former medical director for the New York Athletic Commission, who reviewed the 2007 tests for The Times, said he would exercise extra caution to protect fighters and fans if there were even a question about a fighter's being positive.
Or do they need some caution to protect a point?
"We were doing everything with an abundance of caution to protect all of our students in Irving," she said.
Public health officials have issued air quality warnings for valleys from San Fernando to San Gabriel, and cautioned residents to protect themselves against extremely high temperatures through Thursday.
