| 词汇 | example_english_precautionary |
| 释义 | Examples of precautionaryThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. It might be objected that a phrase requiring, for example, "reasonable scientific foundation" of a suspicion to trigger precautionary measures is not very precise. Moreover, unexpected events might affect current and retirement income, evidence on the precautionary motive of saving is far-reaching. Although both fishing and precautionary savings (food stock or livestock) are observed in all villages, their relative importance varies across the villages. Thus, weaker precautionary motives raise wealth inequality between income groups as well as age groups. 31. But this is not clear since younger individuals who receive bequests would have a lower demand for precautionary saving. That might be true, but interpretations of the precautionary principle are in fact emerging, albeit slowly. For various reasons, the precautionary demand for farmland, which exists in many impoverished settings, tends to diminish as living standards rise. We do not sterilize surgical instruments as a precautionary measure, as we know that an infection is rather probable if we use unclean instruments. A precautionary approach towards risk regulation was also reflected in and reinforced by a number of judicial decisions. First, there is a precautionary demand for land that can be used for subsistence agriculture and this demand declines as income rises. The calculation of lifecycle wealth does not distinguish the precautionary motive from the pure life-cycle motive. It also extended the precautionary principle to consumer protection. Thus, their objections might in the end be quite useful for proponents of the precautionary principle. However, the elements (1)-(4) and the overall structure is common to most existing prescriptive versions of the precautionary principle. The problem with their argument is that they took the precautionary principle out of context. However, this is not what existing versions of the precautionary principle require us to do. The above holds also for the precautionary principle. First, the phrase the precautionary principle may refer to one or another principle of national or international law. The precautionary principle is frequently referred to in various momentous decisions affecting human health and the environment. Consequently, the precautionary principle needs to be specified as to how often the measures should be reviewed. The possibility of damage due to increasing the possibility of bad government policies may turn the precautionary principle on its head. For others, uncertainty is used to justify drastic action now, usually with reference to vague criteria such as the 'precautionary principle'. This is the so-called "precautionary principle" in widespread use in this field. Several precautionary measures were taken in the experimental design. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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