The solutions to this problem may be provided by technological precautions, which not only increase economic efficiency but also motivates agricultural developments.
But with the right post-merger precautions, health care deals can not only create value for shareholders; they can also set a company on a high-growth trajectory.
Here, if anywhere, cf. Bollenbach v. United States, supra, extraordinary precaution is required, not only that instructions shall not mislead, but that they shall scrupulously safeguard each defendant individually, as far as possible, from loss of identity in the mass.
Nursing students' noncompliance with infection control precautions has its effects not only on patients, but also on nursing students themselves.
Taking precautions against cyber thieves not only is an act of self-protection but also might be a requirement for winning new clients.
The 374-page book details not only the precautions taken to prevent fraud and statistical analysis of the possibilities of chance in the results, but his responses to the charges of professional skeptics (including James Randi and Ray Hyman, whose criticisms of ESP experiments we cited earlier).
The reason was not only a precaution in case something happened, such as an accident, but also in case I'm stopped by police for whatever reason.
TTIP is mostly, though not only, about precaution relating to regulatory convergence.
When the prospects include unfamiliar doctors and emergency rooms far from home, travelers can take many precautions before they board the plane, not only to protect against the worst, but also to ensure that if the worst happens, insurance will be there to cover their hospital care.
In the US, in sharp contrast, federal agencies have remained staunchly opposed, not only because of precaution, but also because of a focus on a different population: vulnerable youth and non-smokers.
