Meanings of use responsibly in anglès

Wellington privacy lawyer Katrine Evans, said the new rules gave police a lot of information and power - which they would have to use responsibly.

Though, of course, this control must always be used responsibly and only with the spirit's consent.

But the technology will improve and it could be a useful tool for public safety when used responsibly.

Suddenly, it sounded like, used responsibly with appropriate therapeutic support, they could be effective ways of regaining sanity.

And I ask for the authority, used responsibly by 43 Governors, to veto individual items in appropriation bills.

Explore a range of designer quality menswear, womenswear, shoes and accessories, made using responsibly sourced fabrics and materials.

It's preventive potNsometimes when used responsibly.

Hater can be a fun way to vent, but just like anything else online, it needs to be used responsibly.

Garda members also strongly believed police powers were used responsibly and said a culture of honesty and integrity existed in the force.

As Gates showed, the person at the top of capitalism's leaderboard can set the tone for how wealth should be used responsibly.

The association will work with the police and its members to reiterate that tasers continue to be used responsibly and sparingly, he said.

What is important is that the supplies of PPE equipment across the NHS are used responsibly so there is enough to go round.

At the same time it has to be used responsibly; we must have regard as to how our words are heard and understood by others.

Like all substances, they need to be used responsibly and preferably for those people who use it as a smoking cessation aid, rather than recreationally.