Sentence examples for taking increased precautions from inspiring English sources

Spokesmen for the recruiting commands said they were taking increased precautions to ensure the safety of their recruiters and the facilities.

WASHINGTON -- Kansas Republican legislators are being warned to take increased security precautions in the state Capitol on Wednesday -- and female lawmakers are being urged to walk with a "male escort" -- as a contentious anti-union bill is scheduled to come up for debate and a vote.

Four Hong Kong-based chambers of commerce contacted by the Guardian declined interviews on the topic, underlining the increased precautions being taken by the foreign business community in Hong Kong.

The aid workers who remain are taking greater precautions, traveling less, increasing protection at their homes and offices, relying more on two-way radios and staying away from the larger hotels.

By increasing awareness and taking these precautions, your chances of becoming a victim can be greatly reduced.

They are taking precautions, trying to increase their own military defensive capabilities.

The Federal Reserve, the office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation proposed thresholds that, when reached, would direct banks to take precautions like increasing the amount of capital they hold.

This should merit our attention to take precautions to increase the success rate of mini-implants placed in high-angle patients, especially if they are an important part of our treatment plan.

There was a significant increase in the proportion of patients taking appropriate precautions.

Corn, with its high germ content, is inclined to respire more during storage and, unless precautions are taken, may increase in temperature during incorrect storage.

Given the controversy that often surrounded Johnny Manziel appearances, venues had to increase security and take additional precautions to keep guests safe.