Principle of precaution

We must take all precaution.

I must take every precaution.

Yeah, it's a sensible precaution.

Come on, it's probably a precaution.

Despite this precaution, however, I got wind of his find.

We need to get the new paradigm of precaution and respect.

He had taken every precaution to protect his wife.

The woman has been liquidated as a routine precaution.

Just a precaution in case the Saxons create a disturbance.

As a precaution, it would seek a legal opinion on these issues.

But at that time, it was widely felt to be a necessary precaution.

The army has taken every precaution to meet any emergency which may develop.

(v) Precaution, as further elaborated and defined in multilateral chemicals and wastes conventions and agreements

I took the precaution of filling the flask from the water breakers before the storm, just in case of emergency.

O Ye who believe! take your precaution then sally forth in detachment or sally forth all together.

O Ye who believe! take your precaution then sally forth in detachment or sally forth all together.

It was Mundt who took one crucial precaution... while the British, with Fiedler's aid, planned his murder.

O you who believe! take your precaution, then go forth in detachments or go forth in a body.

O you who believe! take your precaution, then go forth in detachments or go forth in a body.

Even when every reasonable precaution has been taken, not all displacement caused by natural disasters can be prevented.

He took the simple precaution of having cyanide capsules placed in lockets that could be worn about the necks of himself and his family.

O you who have believed, take your precaution and either go forth in companies or go forth all together.

O you who have believed, take your precaution and either go forth in companies or go forth all together.

Then they dumped him in the car I'd left as a precaution and aimed him, unconscious, toward the tracks.

For one reason One reason?

No reason. No reason, my girl.

Europe s Lapse of Reason

People are being killed for no reason instead of good reason as if there's good reason, but sometimes people think there are.

Any reason for drinking is a good reason.

For one good reason, one good reason only.

It was for another reason, a happy reason.

(iv) Definition of indicators that might lead to suspicion of a money laundering operation and definition of the principles of precaution and care that would allow for the discovery of suspect operations

The Eclipse of British Reason

reason

Reason?

You must have had a reason. A powerful reason.

Mr. Elster, suspecting that all was not well with his wife's mental state, took the preliminary precaution of having her watched by Mr. Ferguson, lest any harm befall her.

If good befalleth thee (O Muhammad) it afflicteth them, and if calamity befalleth thee, they say We took precaution, and they turn away well pleased.

If good befalleth thee (O Muhammad) it afflicteth them, and if calamity befalleth thee, they say We took precaution, and they turn away well pleased.

(a) As a precaution against escape during a transfer, provided that they shall be removed when the prisoner appears before a judicial or administrative authority

Returns the description of a reason

Returns the type of a reason.

Reason and the End of Poverty

One reason is lack of resources.