Take precautions.

Take care when you cross the street.

And uncertainty results in caution.

But no precautions, and no precautionary principle, can avoid problems that we do not yet foresee.

Driving carefully, you'll be able to avoid accidents.

I didn't take any precautions.

I didn't take any precautions.

This calls for caution with consolidation efforts.

From this point, we must proceed with caution.

From this point, we must proceed with caution.

Similarly, caution dictates direct regulation of cross border flows.

The details have already been organised as a precaution.

Drive more carefully, or you will run into trouble.

However, we view this proposal with extreme caution.

However, the majority of roads are passable, with extra care needed in places.

Caution Once you start squeezing, you can't stop.

In other words, for the elimination of violence by the little Trujillos that rule in so many homes.

Lufthansa replaced the engine in one A380 as a precaution.

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And that means overcoming the understandable caution of Chinese households in the face of an uncertain future.

Other presidential appointees exert considerable influence on firms, industries, or the entire economy.

Both intra and extra euro area exports appear to have provided impulses for the pick up in industrial production ( excluding construction ) in the second half of 2003 ( see Chart 21 ) .

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It provides that the rights enjoyed by the mother in the case of confinement shall also obtain in the case of adoption.

Most of the roads in southern Moravia are now passable, but only with caution.

And at what level of government federal, regional, municipal, or supranational are the latter responsibilities best exercised?

(d) To cease all forms of repression against people exercising their fundamental freedoms

A hundred had to be removed or destroyed as a precaution, says Jens Müller, spokesman of North Stream company.

Caution is, of course, appropriate, for example, on certain bridges, where the surface can be icy and slippery.

If the bank faltered, the guaranteeing bondholders would stabilize the most troubled elements of the firm.

In fact, it would not be hard to argue that sky high prices have a corrupting influence on artistic expression.

But China s government and others that practice Internet censorship still want to reap the economic benefits of connectivity.

From its inception on the 28 September 1998, Héma Québec has applied the precautionary principle.

This episode has shown that the precautionary principle that was applied made sense.

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And to stand every morning to thank and praise the LORD, and likewise at even

The roads in the Pilsen region have been usable this morning, with extra care needed in some places. Drivers should take the weather conditions into account.

Outsiders who come looking for Eatonville's story, its meaning, are often still treated with caution.

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At Community level, the only legal reference to the precautionary principle is to be found in Article 174 of the Treaty (environment).

We live on a human dominated planet, putting unprecedented pressure on the systems on Earth.

The D5 motorway is drivable almost without restriction, but the road services recommend extra caution between the 80th and 131st kilometre marks.

Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority.

And all three take a basic precaution to keep their entitlement spending under control a retirement age of at least 65.

Politics is heating up in middle income countries as well, and unions are pressing politicians to take action.