Sentences with phrase «of sensible precautions»

The pair said they are very much aware that spending a night on the streets is a risk but they insist that they are taking a range of sensible precautions including personal alarms and emergency phone batteries.

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Butterfield's hyperbole was meant not as an expression of bubble mentality but as a sensible precaution against it: Make hay while the sun shines.

Arsenal.com are saying that Koscielny and Ramsey are being rested, and Wenger has gone for Holding instead of Chambers at centre - back, but as Chambers suffered from cramp on Thursday it is probably a sensible precaution.

But members of his camp told The Guardian that he was simply taking sensible precautions.

Muzzling is a sensible precaution if you are dealing with a group of Greyhounds.

To reduce the risk of infection especially important for those in higher risk groups, both cat owners and non-cat owners can take sensible precautions, such as practising good food hygiene, wearing gloves when gardening and cleaning out litter trays.»

This is a sensible precaution anyway, and checks that you are still in control of the puppy, even when he is excited and having fun.

Though there are plenty of safe routes throughout Europe it's still a sensible precaution to look into cheap holiday insurance.

As with all places, sensible precautions include displays of cash or jewellery in public should be avoided.

«The only sensible precaution that you can take in such a situation is to plan for a continuation of the present climate trend, and recognize and plan also for reasonable bounds of future climate variability.

It is a sensible precaution for solicitors to either give their advice in writing or to make an attendance note of all oral advice, but that is principally for their own protection.

However, the existing authorities can be reinforced by a well - drafted pre nuptial agreement, which is a sensible precaution where there are likely to be inheritances of significance.