Sentence examples for use of precautionary from inspiring English sources

This regulation is designed to facilitate management of children with food allergies attending school, although the readability of the allergen list requires further improvement and use of precautionary labelling must be more clearly circumscribed.

"Realistically, there is no such thing as 100percentt safe sex, but rather safer sex with regular STI testing and the use of precautionary measures," Rodgers said.

The use of precautionary savings, depletion of assets, and money borrowed from friends and relatives to pay for both health care and other expenses (e.g. school) may have inflated the capacity-to-pay and reduced the perceived proportion of households with catastrophic health expenditures [12], [13], [15], [30] [33].

Regarding the use of precautionary measures while processing birds in the bush, it was reported that 18 (17.0%) hunters wore gloves and 2 (1.9%) hunters wore goggles.

All of the subjects were interviewed using a questionnaire that tested their knowledge, attitudes, and use of precautionary measures in relation to the H1N1 influenza pandemic.

Muñoz-Furlong believes that the next step in the development of allergen labeling should be to create binding guidelines for what is currently the voluntary use of "precautionary labeling," which warns of the possibility that an allergen might be present as the result of shared production processes.

This finding suggests that First Nations hunters are not only willing to use precautionary measures while harvesting birds, but that improving their knowledge level may lead to an increased use of recommended precautionary measures.

Is there any science backing this, or is it just making use of the precautionary principle?

And we all regretted that the policy-makers hadn't made more use of the precautionary principle.

Mr. Falci suggested that the agency may restrict the use of some precautionary statements that some manufacturers are putting on all their products to protect themselves against lawsuits.

He criticised Smith's use of the "precautionary principle" to justify her decision to reclassify cannabis and said that by erring on the side of caution politicians "distort" and "devalue" the research evidence.