2.2 TBT in the light of the requirements of the precautionary principle is covered by the regulatory autonomy of the Member States of the Agreement.
"With a short turnaround between the first and second Tests, we've included Hardus in the squad as a precautionary measure to cover all our bases," said the CSA convener of selectors Linda Zondi.
The draft vitamin D and health report said: "It is proposed that the recommended nutrient intake is applicable throughout the year, as a precautionary measure, to cover population groups in the UK identified to be at risk of minimal sunshine exposure as well as unidentified individuals in the population with minimal sunshine exposure who would be at risk in summer.
A spokesman for Glasgow Life said: "We can confirm we have found a small leak in the exhibition space, literally one of two drops of water, but as a precautionary measure we have installed a protective cover in the roof space.
Outlet covers, car seats, gates at the top of stairs -- these are all precautionary tools.
Many reported symptoms related to the occlusive dressing worn as a precautionary measure to ensure that the lesion site was properly covered during work hours.
Covering what otherwise might have been the dancefloor in tyres was a precautionary measure, but it worked.
This topic covers the concepts of a) beneficence (i.e., doing good), b) the precautionary principle, c) nonmaleficence (i.e., doing no harm), d) respect for autonomy (i.e., the individual's right to self-determination), e) community input in the research process, f ) full disclosure of risks and benefits, and g) prompt disclosure of results.
I'm stressing precautionary".
"We just took precautionary measures.
