Her roommate, Dawn Leonardo, 20, said students should take more precautions.
It would be better if they take more precautions when they arrest someone.
The bureau also reckons that, as ships take more precautions, the pirates' success rate will drop.Most ships now steam along narrow corridors at night and at full speed.
Members of Congress are holding hearings this week and demanding to know why the federal Minerals Management Service did not force oil companies to take more precautions.
Some residents wondered today why police and school officials did not take more precautions to guard against the yearly marauding by some students.
"From the events that happened on 9-11, I guess you've just got to take more precautions as Americans," forward Clint Mathis said.
A recent study of businesses in Taiwan suggests that this may be because companies with fire insurance actually take more precautions against fires — the reverse of what the theory of moral hazard predicts.
The other side has the abstractions; we have only the mundane duties of survivors — to pick up the pieces, to bury the dead, to take more precautions, to go on living.
Mr. Annan said he would ask the General Assembly for $30 million a year to improve security by hiring more specialists and training United Nations workers to take more precautions, among other changes.
The other side has the abstractions; we have only the mundane duties of survivors to pick up the pieces, to bury the dead, to take more precautions, to go on living.
Working with the Americans, he said, his office is now paying more attention to the issue, including instructing personnel conducting raids at laboratories to take more precautions than usual.
