There are, of course, precautionary measures, mostly seen to by men in the control room, a little, glassed-in alcove off the turbine room.
Aside from their anonymity, their main strength is their irreversibility — victims have no other choice than forking over the ransom money if they want to regain access to their files (unless they've taken precautionary measures, of course).
Guided by the tenets of the Precautionary Principle, the appropriate course for PHNs regarding climate change is to err on the side of caution and support policies and programs that focus on preparedness for climate change through prevention, adaptation, response, and recovery (NACCHO 2010).
At such a point the problem could be identified, a course charted, and precautionary actions taken to ameliorate or prevent a potential threat to human and environmental health on behalf of current and future generations.
The jockey travelled back to Newmarket on Wednesday night having elected to have a precautionary x-ray on what the track's course doctor, Chris Reynolds, had initially diagnosed as a sprain.
Despite the urgings of the U.S. authorities and official briefings on B.5.b in 2006 and 2008, the Japanese nuclear regulatory agencies failed to implement pertinent precautionary measures in Japan — because, of course, they did not consider power failure to be an imminent threat.
This weakness should be addressed directly in the course of any initiatives to place a precautionary principle at the heart of policy formation.
The precautionary principle is useless when each of two opposite courses of action at the 1% threshold could have deadly effects.
And of course if a woman wants to take a precautionary approach she may find this list useful – even though it may rule out most of her daily activities.
Williams embodies the vaccine establishment's worst fear about Halsey's course of action -- which is that taking the precautionary step of eliminating thimerosal would be read as an admission of fault.
