If such a scene were included in a police drama, the precautionary phone call would come across as dark comedy or bureaucratic obedience rather than exemplary policing.
This approach is consistent with the precautionary principle call to study vulnerable populations, and it may yield additional information of value for prevention.
A precautionary principle calls for more evidence, more peer review and more independent analysis.
The more precautionary approach called for by some activists isn't always in the best interest of the consumer.
Washington's intelligence reports indicated that Howe had left behind equipment needed for crossing the Delaware River and was unlikely to be heading for Philadelphia Washingtonn, as a precautionary measure, called out the militia in southern New Jersey.
The precautionary principle calls for preventive action in the face of uncertain but suggestive evidence of risk, especially when safer alternatives exist.
Previous discussions have outlined how the precautionary principle calls for changes in research process, questions, interpretations, and policy applications (Kriebel et al. 2001; Stirling and Gee 2002; Tickner 2002, 2003).
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.
Internationally, it is called the precautionary approach: you and I might call it acting responsibly, prudently or just being smart.
Maine was still visibly upset about the way he was removed from Thursday's game for what the team called "precautionary reasons".
