Betekenis van:
precaution

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1. As a last precaution, I put a flashlight into my pack.
2. As a precaution against infection, please put on the face mask provided to you.
3. Any precaution with a similar effect may be used. Note 3.
4. Precaution should be taken during the handling and transport of live fish so as to meet their physiological needs.
5. These warnings shall be accompanied by a brief indication, which may appear in the instructions for use, of the specific hazard calling for this precaution.
6. It shall be of the wet pipe type but small exposed sections may be of the dry pipe type where this is a necessary precaution.
7. They should not harm or create a biological, physical or moral threat to people, animals, plants or the environment, at present or in the future.3.3. Precaution
8. In order to cover a certain risk (settlements in advance of a possible trial), a precaution was taken in the context of the provision for Refco in the annual financial statements for 2005.
9. Every precaution must be taken to avoid contamination of carcases, taking into account parameters such as carcase weight, water temperature, volume and direction of water flow and chilling time.
10. They are meant to give guidance on how to achieve good governance, due respect for precaution, as well as wide dissemination and good monitoring of the Code of Conduct.
11. It is appropriate to provide for those two exemptions, subject to the condition that Italy takes strict control and precaution measures that guarantee that there is no risk of the spread of the disease.
12. Contrary to what the French authorities maintain, their assertion that the State claims to act like a prudent investor (such a ‘precaution’ was, moreover, simply mentioned in July and December) cannot be considered a condition precedent to the State's commitment.
13. Nevertheless, as a precaution, animals should come from herds vaccinated according to the programme adopted by the competent authority of the Member State concerned and the vector surveillance programme in an epidemiologically relevant area of destination should have proved no adult Culicoïdes imicola activity.
14. Member States shall take into account the general environmental protection principles of precaution and sustainability, technical feasibility and economic viability, protection of resources as well as the overall environmental, human health, economic and social impacts, in accordance with Articles 1 and 13.
15. By letter of 21 January 2008 Germany notified the measures as ‘no aid’ for reasons of legal certainty and indicated as a precaution that the measures should in any event qualify as rescue and restructuring aid compatible with the common market.