Sentence examples for too precautionary from inspiring English sources

These comparisons show that the performance of these two ERA tools may deliver the expected benefits in terms of prioritizing high risk species, but, in the case of PSA, the screening may be too precautionary.

A Bayer spokesman, describing the company as a "responsible corporate citizen" said: "The EC has relied too heavily on the precautionary principle, without taking the principle of proportionality into account".

In negotiations over the biosafety agreement, the United States and several other big agricultural exporting nations say that incorporating the precautionary principle too strongly would allow countries to ban imports of genetically modified corn, soybeans or other crops simply based on fear or protectionism.

Mr. Pickard is said to have been opposed to publicizing threats that were too vague to provide any precautionary advice.

They complained that most of the intelligence even when credible was too vague to provide useful precautionary advice either to local law enforcement officials or the public.

Now one could argue that the covered-up direction in swimwear has something to do with the tanking economy (ahem, tankini), or perhaps it is a precautionary statement against too much sun exposure.

Mark Bedau and Mark Traint argue against a too strong adherence to the precautionary principle by suggesting that instead we should opt for moral courage in pursuing such an important step in human understanding of life (2009).

(Both were also on a precautionary basis).

Mandatory precautionary savings that are too high can reduce incentives to enroll and provide incentives to fake dismissals (see Ribe et al. 2012; chapter 5).

"In moral terms, there is a kind of precautionary principle for some — let's not go too fast or too far or be too radical".

"It's nothing urgent or too dramatic, it's more of a precautionary move," he said.