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Meanings of precautionary approach in anglès

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Usage of precautionary approach in anglès
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The Exclusive Economic Zone Act called for a precautionary approach, he said.
Radio NZ
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It is entirely natural that people will take a precautionary approach.
The Guardian
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Tonga has also said it will take a precautionary approach.
Radio NZ
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He's getting closer, but we'll be taking a precautionary approach.
Radio NZ
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Counsel for OMV James Winchester told the hearing the company was taking a precautionary approach.
Radio NZ
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The council says people should take a precautionary approach and stay out of Lake Hayes.
Radio NZ
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Smith said they are taking a very precautionary approach, which he said is a wise move.
Radio NZ
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If you're going to be precautionary , well, we're already taking a very precautionary approach to its use.
Radio NZ
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We are taking a very precautionary approach.
Radio NZ
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Other councillors took a more precautionary approach.
Radio NZ
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Fracking is banned in France and a more precautionary approach is being taken in Germany on environmental grounds.
The Guardian
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The researchers said doctors and pharmacists might want to take a precautionary approach and offer different treatments instead.
Radio NZ
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Meanwhile, a precautionary approach is being taken and the person has been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility.
Radio NZ
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However, in areas which depend on tourism a precautionary approach has been taken and wind farms largely ruled out.
The Irish Times
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We need to be ahead of the game on this, take a precautionary approach - do the research right here.
Radio NZ
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Codner said the decision would take so long to feed through into new weapons, the government should take a precautionary approach.
The Guardian
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Precautionary approach across language varieties
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