Sentence examples for precautions include a from inspiring English sources

The safety precautions include a static shield that needs to be put inside a box, inside another box, inside a final flameproof box – and a pair of gloves for handling the protective materials involved.

But even then I could be calm as I had trained so hard and because we had taken precautions, including a small stabilisation parachute.

Safety precautions include maintaining a coaxial orientation of the laser sheath to the lead and keeping the outer sheath's long bevel from contacting the superior vena cava.

Depression safety precautions include having participants complete a BDI-II at every individual and group visit, (except when there is an individual and group visit in the same week) to assess depression levels and suicidality.

State Rep. Stephanie Clayton (R-Overland Park) tweeted that the precautions include removing name tags, taking a back staircase into the House chamber and for women legislators to walk with a "male escort".

Special precautions include use of proper injection technique and a post-injection observation period.

Precautions include clearing brush from within 100 ft (30 metres) of a house, replacing wood sidings and roofs, and thinning trees.

Furthermore, because the use of compressed gases in GMAW pose an explosion and fire risk, some common precautions include limiting the amount of oxygen in the air and keeping combustible materials away from the workplace.

In Boston, where the Fourth of July celebrations are a televised event, there were mixed reactions to the precautions, which include a National Guard presence and using handheld scanners to check for radioactive and chemical bombs.

Its security precautions reportedly include: a front door that can withstand "a direct hit from a rocket-propelled grenade"; an electrified roof; and plinths that have been sunk to keep out anyone ambitious enough to try to tunnel in.

Maimonides himself notes that these precautions include deliberately contradictory statements meant to mislead the undiscerning reader.