Sentences with phrase «certain precautionary»

See Mass Bar Ethics Opinion No. 85 - 3 - Summary: «An attorney may, in certain circumstances outlined, act as a single mediator or as a co-mediator with a lay family counselor in divorce mediation, provided that the attorney takes certain precautionary steps, including explaining to the parties that the attorney is not representing either party, explaining the risks of proceeding without independent legal counsel and obtaining the informed consent of each party.

Though there's no assurance that you'll be 100 % safe from hackers, you can take certain precautionary measures like ensuring that the crypto exchange has a two - step authentication process.

If you want to make the introduction of a new dog to your existing pets go as smoothly as possible, certain precautionary measures must...

However, I highly suggest that you still follow a rigorous process when feeding your dogs cashew and peanuts and follow certain precautionary measures.

So they need to take certain precautionary steps, to save themselves from any danger.

Not exact matches

But as a precautionary measure, margin trading accounts are set to automatically liquidate in order to make up the money borrowed (i.e. sell all ether as quickly as possible) if losses exceeded a certain amount, a process called «margin calling.»

Without the risk of fines for killing birds, energy exploration businesses are certain to spend less on precautionary measures and technologies that might prevent unnecessary deaths.

Risk can be reduced in several different ways; the traditional approach has been to define a large (10 mile radius) zone within which certain physical infrastructure and administrative procedures are applied as a precautionary measure.

Replacing calipers are a precautionary measure however, is an expensive business as it's hard to say for certain when they will fail.

The company is recalling certain batches of these brands, however, as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety and well - being of customers and their pets.

Some environmentalists even follow the precautionary principle of disallowing actions, unless they are proven safe — like not emitting GHGs beyond needs and simple pleasures, unless we are 99 % certain AGW is not happening (the higher level of certainty is due to the risks being so grave).

«The precautionary principle says we should not accept the risks of certain economic disruption in attempt to control the world's climate on the basis of assumptions that have no supporting evidence and merely because they've been described using computer games.

The precautionary principle says we should not accept the risks of certain economic disruption in attempt to control the world's climate on the basis of assumptions that have no supporting empirical evidence and merely because they've been described using computer games.

The Precautionary Principle seems to offer guidance only because people blind themselves to certain aspects of the risk situation, focusing on a mere subset of the hazards that are at stake.»

If the uncertainty is very low (e.g., we are virtually certain that the building is unoccupied), then precautionary action is not warranted.

The Convention shall, for a Contracting State that is a Party to the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to the Precautionary Attachment of Aircraft, signed at Rome on 29 May 1933, supersede that Convention as it relates to aircraft, as defined in this Protocol.