Principle of precaution

Better to err on the side of caution.

It is up to States to remain vigilant.

However, caution should be exercised to ensure that there was no deviation from the original idea.

Strict precautions and measures are strictly exercised when tackling incidents.

It therefore calls for the greatest prudence.

Take care, in this training, to be a good mutant.

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Accordingly, greater prudence was needed.

'You will, however, I am sure, excuse me for taking an obvious precaution.'

Due diligence to prevent human rights abuses by private actors

The diversity of legal systems required great caution in dealing with measures of constraint.

But if we do take account of it, then I think it will go much more smoothly.

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(b) Introducing due diligence and know your customer rules for Internet Service Providers

2. All the statistical data currently available must be treated with great caution.

In our view, it would be prudent for us to await the results of both studies.

Some Ukrainians became more careful in their online communications and tended to self censorship, while the others started to use VPNs to circumvent the bans or moved to alternative communication and information platforms.

Care must be taken, however, to strengthen national systems and not create parallel ones.

Once he had been able to secure legal representation, he and his counsel acted promptly and with due diligence.

The Base and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations should exercise caution in the number and duration of assignments.

But climate policy in the wealthy world to the extent that such a thing exists is not based on precaution, but rather on cost benefit analysis finding the course of action that economists believe will have the least impact on our GDP.

NOTE Where real data on the substance or mixture is available this data will take precedence over models and predictions.

As with cohort studies, care has to be taken to avoid the effects of confounding factors.

This is in line with the Agency apos s policy of basing its accounts on the premise of a going concern and on the principle of prudence.

But I took the further precaution of telling him the plot... of Cecelia, or The Coachman's Daughter , a gaslight melodrama.

In a time of growing complexity and thus uncertainty investors want to hedge their bets.

(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

(b) Ad hoc expert groups a meeting will be convened on prudential insurance regulation in developing countries (1995).

Vigilance is needed to ensure that the influence of the Government does not hinder the work of independent institutions such as the Independent Review Board.

His party companions took the precaution of having him undergo a medical examination, in which the ill treatment received was noted.

A greater openness to competition and freedom in financial markets have been combined with a renewed emphasis on prudential regulation.

And yet, care must be taken to avoid unintentionally creating a juridical system that would undermine the protection of combatants during armed conflicts.

It must do so with all caution and prudence and with the greatest possible concern for the safety of its own staff and the well being of Cambodians.

Special effort will be needed to guard against multinationals apos transferring their polluting industries offshore.

If one wanted to take maximum precautions, the ideal method would be to construct a reconnaissance gallery along the course decided on for the tunnel itself.

(b) Care needed to be taken to avoid duplication, both within UNCTAD and between the work of UNCTAD apos s intergovernmental bodies and that of other organizations.

Issues such as interest rate policies, credit allocation, prudential regulations, supervision of institutions and markets will be addressed with a view to mobilizing additional savings.

It is thus prudent to review those activities to ascertain if the lack of privileges and immunities exposes persons performing mandated functions to unnecessary risks.

Great care must be taken in recruiting and training such a force, which must also be carried out in a transparent manner.

In that regard, extreme caution was advised in consideration of military means for resolution of disputes, including the use of peace enforcement units.

However, he adds, mission operators undoubtedly will be alert around January 12th for possible anomalies.

Prohibition of certain transactions for prudential reasons also makes sense, particularly for borrowing in foreign currencies by economic agents that do not have revenues in those currencies.

However, while always cognizant of its obligation, Ethiopia will nonetheless continue to be vigilant to protect its territorial integrity and to take all the necessary steps in this regard.

Consistent with prudent accounting principles, these pledges will be recognized as income in 2005 and have not been accounted for in the financial statements of 2004 as deferred income.