Meghan has been taking precautions against mosquitos during her visit.
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Less concerned about the virus itself, but still taking precautions.
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Some international airlines are taking precautions following the FAA order.
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Previous guidance suggested taking precautions or abstaining for only four weeks.
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Residents are also taking precautions, local journalist Ronald Kule told Reuters.
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Still, as with any internet-connected device, taking precautions is essential.
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Those with vulnerable family members are taking precautions to quarantine themselves.
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And taking precautions is a lot simpler than you might think.
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Officials have said they are taking precautions to protect sensitive sites.
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Crocker is taking precautions and has back-up generators in place.
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Taking precautions Some people may have no idea they're even at risk.
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Authorities in Europe are taking precautions to prevent large gatherings of people.
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"We're taking precautions," Denise Algie, a companion, said, noting her hand sanitizer.
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Despite taking precautions, health workers are at risk of catching the virus themselves.
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We're putting Community Safety first by taking precautions to keep all Members safe.
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Guaidó is still free but taking precautions and not publicly revealing his location.
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It seems the pregnant royal is already taking precautions upon arrival in Fiji.
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Some were even taking precautions: "The women are all buying burqas," she said.
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Many of those who are holding in-person town halls are taking precautions.
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We were also told their employees weren't taking precautions due to the virus.
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I noticed many people taking precautions — and others unnecessarily exposing themselves to germs.
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And so, at Aldercrest, another skilled-nursing facility in Edmonds, they were taking precautions.
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The company added that it was taking precautions by spacing out workers in cubicles.
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That made it impossible to gauge how aggressive we should be in taking precautions.
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But what I'm reminded of, looking back, are the implications of not taking precautions.
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However, Hronopoulos said Naughty America is aware of the concerns and is taking precautions.
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If you're taking precautions to protect your home, let your insurer know, Worters said.
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Experts say it means would-be sunbathers need to be more vigilant about taking precautions.
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As coronavirus spreads, churches, synagogues and mosques are taking precautions and adjusting their worship traditions.
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There's a possibility chimpanzees could be susceptible to Covid-19, so sanctuaries are taking precautions.
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In some places, airports remain fairly busy, but travelers are masking up and taking precautions.
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Officials are also taking precautions to limit the risk of exposure for staffers opening ballots.
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"Italy is taking precautions that the entire world should be watching," comedian Tim Platt said.
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According to Amick, a doctor also came in and spoke to the team about taking precautions.
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"We are taking precautions, but do not expect any material implications," Apache spokesman Joe Brettell said.
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DuPont was proactive in looking into PFOA's properties and taking precautions to guard against any harm.
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Lawyers will keep the information confidential, though the group still recommends taking precautions when reaching out.
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"We are asking the people to remain alert and continue taking precautions," said meteorologist Rene Paciente.
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No related illnesses have been reported yet, but both companies are taking precautions for customer safety.
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That's what we're aiming for, and it's something you can personally help achieve by taking precautions.
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The agency also advises taking precautions to avoid mosquito bites, like wearing repellent and long sleeves.
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This makes taking precautions now — like canceling your travel plans and social gatherings— even more important.
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Taking precautions can save respiratory systems and, most important, the lungs of people with weaker constitutions.
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State and national Democrats say they are taking precautions to ensure that Nevada's caucuses go smoothly.
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Passengers are taking precautions The passengers are wearing protective masks and are spending some time outdoors.
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We're told the pregnancy wasn't planned, but they weren't taking precautions because they're deeply in love.
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Now, no party in paradise can proceed without the host taking precautions against the disease-carrying pests.
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The local authorities were taking precautions to try and prevent the infection from spreading, the report said.
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With the murder rate soaring, Brazilians are taking precautions, such as going out less often at night.
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Major U.S. sports leagues are taking precautions and considering contingencies as the coronavirus spreads across the country.
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She has now tested negative for COVID-19, but is still taking precautions to recover and isolate.
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Apple is taking precautions to protect its workers against the spread of the coronavirus in mainland China.
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Our first photo story explores how communities in affected countries are taking precautions to protect themselves from infection.
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At the airports in China, the man said he saw officials and passengers wearing masks and taking precautions.
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Florida is suing CVS and Walgreens for allegedly overselling painkillers and not taking precautions to prevent illegal sales.
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If there was an unknown, emerging disease, and we were not prepared for it and not taking precautions, and you brought people from all over the world in close contact and not taking precautions, then I would agree that any mass gathering like that would have potential to spread disease.
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Ryan made it clear ... she doesn't live in fear and will not back down ... but she's clearly taking precautions.
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Even so, he said, the business was taking precautions so it can keep operating if Washington does blacklist it.
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The comedian is the latest in a line of performers and scheduled productions taking precautions during the coronavirus outbreak.
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"All they have done is the president, Jennifer Raab, sent an email saying they are taking 'precautions'," she said.
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What's more, states have been taking precautions after the hurricanes, with large-scale spraying efforts to control mosquito populations.
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As cases of COVID-19 continue to spread, people are taking precautions like social distancing more seriously than ever.
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The world's three biggest cruise lines are taking precautions to protect passengers and crew members from the Wuhan coronavirus.
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And Dow said it was taking precautions at its Freeport chemical plant to minimize emissions after the lightning strike.
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"They were taking precautions like wearing masks, but he ordered them not to talk about it," Dr. Markel said.
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He said he has not felt sick, but is taking precautions because he knows symptoms take time to appear.
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While marinas are staying open and yacht charters continue to be encouraged, the yachting industry is still taking precautions.
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CNN reports that the seed vault officials are unsure if it will escalate in coming years, and are taking precautions.
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As the coronavirus outbreak in China continues to plague local manufacturing businesses, the world's largest online marketplace is taking precautions.
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Given that oil was at 20.6910-month lows yesterday, people are taking precautions that it might escalate into something further.
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Until then, city officials are taking precautions against the sweltering heat and preparing for what could be a deadly weekend.
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The Iraqi government has said it is taking precautions against the dam's collapse, while seeking to play down the risk.
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While the island's main airport remains open, airlines are taking precautions as the significant, airborne ash can damage plane engines.
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In the wake of the increasing spread of coronavirus, Washington isn't the only state that is taking precautions with voting.
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As the investigation into the current wave of package bombs continued, employees in mailrooms around the country were taking precautions.
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The move is in step with many large tech companies taking precautions to retain high levels of control after going public.
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Already, conferences and sporting events have been put on hold, and high-profile companies are taking precautions to limit employee travel.
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I think about the background noise of our collective consciousness under patriarchy: assessing for violence, checking in with others, taking precautions.
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Queen Elizabeth II is taking precautions amid the coronavirus outbreak, including canceling the Royal Maundy Service, the royal palace said Tuesday.
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That's why, despite cutting service to China, airlines are taking precautions to help protect crews and passengers from the mysterious virus.
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I also told myself that I was just taking precautions, that most likely nothing would come of what I was doing.
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Controlling Zika's spread requires eliminating mosquito breeding sites and taking precautions against mosquito bites such as using insect repellent and mosquito nets.
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Ferreria said her family is taking precautions against mosquitoes in their home, and she has gone to a private hospital for ultrasounds.
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Nor is there anything wrong with taking precautions to make sure that those purporting to seek refuge are not terrorists in disguise.
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Co-founder and CFO Maximilian Tayenthal told CNBC on Tuesday the company is taking precautions to prepare for a no-deal Brexit.
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Beyond taking precautions to remain awake and alert behind the wheel, drivers should also keep other common-sense safety measures in mind.
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Before those elections Tuesday, state officials said they were taking precautions to protect voters and those working the elections amid the pandemic.
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Stripping is not without risk, but his dancers are taking precautions, such as using hand sanitizer "before, after, and during" the show.
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Video from their trip shows how much of a ghost town the metropolis of Wuhan has become, how people are taking precautions.
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Most appear to be in immigrants who have made summer or Christmas visits to their home countries without taking precautions against infection.
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If you do decide to merge your finances with a new partner, make sure you're taking precautions to protect yourself and your finances.
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Intercontinental Terminals said there is little chance of an explosion, but it's taking precautions by pumping naphtha, which is combustible, out of tanks.
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Although quantum computers of this variety are only small and experimental at this stage, Google is taking precautions for the worst case scenario.
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Williams was not on court long enough to suffer any maladies, but she said she was taking precautions against the cold, damp weather.
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When you were at CPAC, were there people who were taking precautions [regarding coronavirus] with handshaking or anything like that that you saw?
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He's not worried about his dog getting sick from coronavirus -- although he has been taking precautions such as cleaning his dog after walks.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread around the world, airlines like American, United, and others are taking precautions to protect crews and passengers.
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Government spokesman Lambert Mende dismissed the strike as "senseless" and instigated by a "small group of people", yet authorities were still taking precautions.
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Health authorities and airports around the world are taking precautions against the deadly disease spreading across Asia, known colloquially as the Wuhan virus.
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In response, some sex workers have begun taking precautions by cleaning their Twitter accounts or making them private, and erasing their Reddit comment histories.
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CNN reporter Nick Valencia found that while some people are taking precautions -- and putting off pregnancy -- other residents are more cavalier regarding the risks.
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Though Kellogg's says that no illnesses have been reported thus far, the company is taking precautions to ensure the safety of all Eggo lovers.
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There is no vaccine to prevent or medicine to treat Zika, which means travelers can best protect themselves by taking precautions against mosquito bites.
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Businesses around the country are taking precautions to keep their workforces healthy and away from the coronavirus by asking employees to work from home.
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OCME workers are taking precautions in handling bodies, sanitizing the outside of the body bags and the surfaces that the bodies touched, Davis said.
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Mark Meadows, all announced they were taking precautions after disovering they had been in close proximity with a coronavirus patient at CPAC in February.
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But for those who are still peering through the haze, officials recommend taking precautions, like avoiding strenuous activity outdoors, to stem any negative effects.
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When going to or in affected regions, it's "good to still be vigilant," Kurcharski said, by evaluating the risks, seeking advise and taking precautions.
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Rush said London Fashion Week was taking precautions against the spread of the virus by providing anti-bacterial sanitisers and undertaking regular deep-cleaning.
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Some of the companies are taking precautions as they develop projects involving investments expected to total about $50 billion, more than four times Mozambique's GDP.
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In its statement, Sephora told Refinery29 that the company is monitoring updates on the COVID-19 outbreak and taking precautions as recommended by health officials.
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Mr. Russell, though, had always advocated taking precautions, like carrying pepper spray or using electric fencing, and had criticized Mr. Treadwell for not doing so.
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The venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is taking precautions as the disease spreads, seemingly asking visitors to its San Francisco offices not to shake hands.
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I really can't tell who's sick, or who is working from home in their pajamas and taking precautions when they step out of their apartment.
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Given that oil was at five-month lows on Wednesday, people were taking precautions in case it might escalate into something more serious, he added.
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Since returning to Hong Kong, he laid low, taking precautions in case Chinese agents target him again, but also speaking out for democracy and fundamental rights.
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Some athletes are taking precautions, such as taking antibiotics, bleaching oars, and using special suits and gloves to avoid contact with the water, the AP reports.
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" The pastor claimed the church was just taking precautions, adding once again, "The main thing is the city didn't ask us to become a shelter then.
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Several big global companies are taking precautions against the new coronavirus, including encouraging their employees to work from home to mitigate any spread of the illness.
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As the coronavirus spreads, countries around the world are taking precautions, but a former White House official who dealt with Ebola is warning against shutting borders.
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Mr. Pesso said he was taking precautions like adding motion-activated lights that are known to scare off the cats and keeping an air horn nearby.
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Health officials are still learning about all the ways Zika can spread, but they believe mosquitoes are the main carriers and recommend taking precautions to avoid bites.
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Seed vault managers tell the Guardian they're now taking precautions: ensuring the vault's entrance is waterproof, and engineering trenches to drain more meltwater away from the facility.
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"We have only just seen the draft and we are examining it now, and taking precautions in every respect for all conceivable scenarios," the ministry spokeswoman said.
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We're taking precautions, have educated our staff, and we wish that the media could get the word out that it's safe for most people to be here.
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Efforts to control the spread of the virus include eliminating mosquito breeding sites and taking precautions against mosquito bites such as using insect repellent and mosquito nets.
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Target is resurrecting its collaborations with Lilly Pulitzer, Zac Posen, Hunter, and other designers, and it's taking precautions to avoid the massive frenzies that plagued past events
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"We do know that Bette and Edwin were taking precautions for their guests, staff and family prior to the hurricane," said the message, left by staff members.
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Eight years ago, they hadn't had to worry about taking precautions to protect the Earth and its creatures, to preserve it by using cleaner means of transportation.
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He stressed that the information about the possible threat, passed on several days ago by federal authorities, was very vague, but that officials were nonetheless taking precautions.
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Although the likelihood of serious infection is small, specialists said they were taking precautions in case the boys acquired a rare disease while stuck in the cave.
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French bond yields are rising, as well, as investors are taking precautions against an event that would, no doubt, weaken France's economic and financial standing on the continent.
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Ribas said Brazil's industry is taking precautions to keep problems at bay, for example by monitoring the wild boar population which could transmit diseases to the swine population.
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Fear of violence has some Republican National Convention delegates taking precautions with their safety, turning to an app that would record and livestream video in case of emergency.
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When she and Jeremy share a night together at her sister's wedding, Rosa's carefully planned life comes down around her ears when, despite taking precautions, she becomes pregnant.
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And, uh, as a word that sounds reassuring TC: Okay, so of course you can't 100% guarantee Portal against hacking risks, though you're taking precautions by encrypting calls.
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Efforts to control the spread of the virus focus on eliminating mosquito breeding sites and taking precautions against mosquito bites such as using insect repellent and mosquito nets.
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Uber Eats is also taking precautions to limit the spread of COVID-19, including the option of contactless deliveries, and is working to provide drivers with sanitation materials.
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She claims Stedman's "one of those" people who didn't take the COVID-19 crisis seriously enough and was "late to the party" in getting onboard with taking precautions.
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"It's always a sign of alarm when that happens," he added, because it means the virus may be easily transmitted, even in settings where people are taking precautions.
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Another diplomat, who also requested anonymity, said Israel was taking precautions lest its arch-foe Iran try to target Katz as part of retaliation against its U.S. ally.
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Since the milk wasn't declared on product ingredient listings, the company is taking precautions to ensure that any consumers who might be allergic to milk won't unknowingly ingest it.
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Don't worry, though, the Corolla Rescue Farm is taking precautions — like implementing tracking devices and stocking up on food — but they expect that the horses will be just fine.
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The health and safety of our company members is always our top priority, and we are taking precautions to protect everyone who works on our productions around the world.
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That tech is making it possible for thousands of workers across Silicon Valley to go on with their day-to-day jobs while taking precautions against the virus outbreak.
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"It's just about being mindful," Forrester said, adding that clients shouldn't be scared because sex workers know to monitor their symptoms and are taking precautions to keep everyone safe.
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Now the virus is in the US, tech companies are taking precautions closer to home — particularly in California and Seattle, where the majority of big tech companies are headquartered.
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Chinese smartphone manufacturer ZTE has cancelled its press conference due to the outbreak, but has said it's still attending MWC but taking precautions which include sanitizing its booth daily.
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I'm taking precautions like washing my hands no less than 20 times a day and wearing a mask when I'm out in public, but I'm not overly concerned. Why?
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While exploding drones are "certainly not an existential threat" and "aren't having any kind of strategic impact at all," the coalition is still taking precautions against ISIS drones, Dorrian said.
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While taking precautions to prevent the spread of the coronavirus is important, you may need to live with some uncertainty when it comes to the general health anxieties it inspires.
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He encouraged Americans to heed the advice of public health officials and said his own campaign is taking precautions — including "reimagining" the format of events planned in Chicago and Miami.
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Parents of children with asthma would, hopefully, already be taking precautions to protect their children from contracting the flu, which could also have serious impacts on a child with asthma.
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Just because a handful of events were canceled, for example, doesn't mean the world is tumbling into isolation — it means our leaders care about our safety and are taking precautions.
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The UFC is taking precautions to limit everyone's exposure -- with the athletes getting dressed and warmed up in a private hotel before heading over to the empty arena to fight.
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The U.S. government source familiar with the whistleblower's case said federal authorities were taking precautions to protect the official, but declined to say what measures had been put in place.
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Brown stopped sleeping in his church over the weekend, after taking precautions to safeguard it, including removing the church's sign and installing cameras inside the church and at its entrance.
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The company is taking precautions for the health of customers and staff members in the wake of the coronavirus, which was declared a pandemic by The World Health Organization Wednesday.
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Now authorities in the U.S. are taking precautions to keep witnesses who plan to testify against the powerful drug lord alive long enough to appear at his trial in April.
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Walgreens, CVS Health – Walgreens and CVS were sued by the state of Florida, which accuses the nation's two biggest drugstore chains of not taking precautions to stop illegal sales of opioids.
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RAFAH, Gaza Strip, March 9 (Reuters) - The Gaza Strip has remained free of the coronavirus, but authorities are taking precautions, closing schools after a state of emergency was declared last week.
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Even grassroots community events are affectedIn the US, event organizers are also taking precautions as major conferences like South by Southwest and the Game Developers Conference cancel and delay their plans.
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"Everyone should be taking precautions, even if you don't have chronic respiratory conditions," Rachel Morello-Frosch of the University of California, Berkeley, who studies air pollution and public health, told BuzzFeed News.
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Officials defend pace of reunifications Government officials said they're taking precautions to ensure the safety of the children, which is part of the reason why it's taking a while to reunite families.
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In the case of protecting yourself from the coronavirus, that means, at the very least, taking precautions like washing and drying your hands thoroughly and frequently, and avoiding people who are sick.
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The woman I work for has told me that some of her other caregivers aren't really taking precautions, which is so frustrating because I feel like it undoes my and her efforts.
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CEO Donna Boatright says that her facility could handle up to three serious cases of coronavirus, and that they have been taking precautions, including limiting visitors and setting up a community hotline.
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"We're seeing that Pdvsa's partners are taking precautions; we're seeing contracts being canceled," said Risa Grais-Targow, a Latin America expert at the Eurasia Group, a political risk consulting firm in Washington.
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Aside from taking precautions on your appointment day, there are also plenty of treatments (at all price points!) to alleviate some of that pain and dryness that comes from wearing a protective style.
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But the sovereign is also taking precautions: given the extra challenges in executing such a long trade, it has hired six banks rather than the normal four as lead managers for the sale.
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Florida is suing the nation's two largest drugstore chains, Walgreens and CVS, alleging they added to the state and national opioid crisis by overselling painkillers and not taking precautions to stop illegal sales.
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Meanwhile, if you live in a place with Zika transmission, make sure you're taking precautions to avoid mosquito bites (more in point 6 below) and that you're under the care of a physician.
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The National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Mo., is hosting a full slate of events over the weekend, but is taking precautions for an expected spike in visitor traffic.
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For all these reasons, Iran is taking precautions by engaging in military exercises — and Israel has warned Iran of military retaliation if Iran closes strategic sea lanes, as it has threatened to do.
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San Francisco now has 13 confirmed cases of the coronavirus disease and is taking precautions to contain the disease, but those living on the streets are more at risk of contracting infectious diseases.
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But the platform is still taking precautions; it will only allow ads on content discussing coronavirus if it is from particular news organizations or if the creators go through YouTube's self-certification program.
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But the platform is still taking precautions; it will only allow ads on content discussing coronavirus if it is from particular news organizations or if the creators go through YouTube's self-certification program.
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As the number of COVID-19 cases around the world soars to over 120,000, with more than 4,93 deaths on record, communities in affected countries are taking precautions to protect themselves from infection.
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That means people need to be aware that they should continue taking precautions — washing their hands, avoiding body contact with others, employing safe burial practices — during that period in order to avoid contracting Ebola.
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"The health and safety of our company members is always our top priority, and we are taking precautions to protect everyone who works on our productions around the world," Warner said in a statement.
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Both men said that they were taking precautions to prevent infection, including allowing all campaign staff to work from home, canceling rallies and using "a lot of soap and hand sanitizers," as Sanders quipped.
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TSA Administrator David Pekoske said Tuesday that TSA screeners were taking precautions to reduce potential exposure to the coronavirus, including wearing surgical masks, using gloves and changing them frequently and also using hand sanitizer.
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"The U.S. Fed is moving just a little and is taking precautions, because if they move too quickly, they could have consequences the other way," said Doug Symes, senior client adviser at Novus Capital.
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For African-Americans who read in black newspapers about the fates that befell people like Ms. Derricotte, the notion of "arming" oneself with the guide referred to taking precautions against racism on the road.
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Just two days prior to the announcement, Cunningham told CNN Business that the NYSE was taking precautions to protect employees and other on the trading room floor, but was avoiding moving to all-electronic trading.
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Thousands of others in the US, if they thought there was a chance they could have the virus, might have to choose between taking precautions that could protect the community and avoiding a massive bill.
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State officials have already been taking precautions against the disease, asking some 700 recent visitors to China to voluntarily quarantine themselves, even as Customs and Border Protection agents continue to screen passengers at area airports.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the globe, some companies are taking precautions to keep their workforce safe by telling employees to work from home, limiting travel and canceling big events and presentations.
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State officials have already been taking precautions against the disease, asking about 700 recent visitors to China to voluntarily quarantine themselves, even as Customs and Border Protection agents continue to screen passengers at area airports.
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As for her oldest daughter, the mother of three said in her Friday interview on The Talk that she is taking precautions in case Sam feels the need to rebel in an escape-artist-type way.
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Samsung is doing the right thing by taking precautions until it can investigate the quality of its components, but all users should be reminded that using those cheap, knock-off cables is a bad idea.[Reuters]
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Although taking precautions like shaving after your follicles are opened in the shower or prepping your skin with soap or shaving cream may prevent ingrown hairs, there's no way to completely eliminate that risk, Gunter wrote.
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The United States is taking precautions, including sending 600 American paratroopers to NATO's three Baltic members for the duration of the Zapad exercise and delaying the rotation of a United States-led battle group in Poland.
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A Miami resident checked into a hospital for flu-like symptoms after a work trip to China, taking precautions in case he was sick from the novel coronavirus, according to a widely circulated Miami Herald report.
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But taking precautions at home -- such as hiring professionals when removing paint from homes built before 1978 -- still remain among the most effective ways to prevent the negative health impacts of lead exposure, according to Lanphear.
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Of course Trump's account could be hacked even if he's taking precautions — various corporate accounts including Jeep and Burger King were hacked, along with the accounts of Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Why lead is so dangerous for children But the school system says it began taking precautions in 2004 in conjunction with EPA regulations and that letters of that nature have been sent out each year since 2004.
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The Iraqi government says it is taking precautions against such a scenario but has sought to play down the risk, with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on Sunday describing the likelihood of a breach as "extremely small".
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Authorities say they have found over 150 cases since the first locally contracted infection was reported a week ago, and with the virus spreading beyond the cluster where it was initially detected, more people are taking precautions.
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With immigration raids expected to begin Sunday in at least nine major cities, some U.S. citizens are taking precautions, including carrying their American passports at all times, to avoid being mistakenly detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
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Besides big tech companies like Facebook and Google (which has now asked all of its North American employees to work from home), others like Airbnb and J.P. Morgan are also taking precautions and asking staff to stay home.
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That means the focus for now is on understanding where and how the virus is likely to spread, eliminating mosquito breeding sites - from water tanks to flower pots, gutters and used tyres - and taking precautions against mosquito bites.
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As for how exactly she goes about pairing dogs to people, she's taking precautions ... doing virtual house checks first, and then bringing the would-be new dog owners to her rescue where they can get to know the doggo.
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Bunce is taking precautions in case his firm ends up facing tariffs on its exports to the EU. He recently traveled to Romania to discuss the possibility of expanding his company's existing unit there in the event of a "hard" Brexit.
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Taking precautions An Obama administration executive order in 2016 identified the energy and communication systems as being uniquely critical, and the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate is working with NASA to identify ways to provide better warnings.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday the federal government and the 16 states were taking precautions for a disorderly Brexit, but Berlin was still working to ensure that Britain leaves the European Union under a mutually agreed deal.
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February marks the anniversary of the Anthem Hack, a cyber hack affecting 70 million Anthem members that may have to spend the rest of their lives looking over their shoulders and taking precautions to keep their finances safe from criminals.
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So taking precautions to "avoid the bite" when you return is good for the community and the many pregnant women who are living happily around you, unaware that you could be soon turning their safe zone into a new Zika hot zone.
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Now, the number of babies being born with complications from Zika has decreased as people in the region gain immunity after having been bitten by infected mosquitoes during the crisis and as some women are taking precautions to prevent infection during pregnancy.
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In today's hair-trigger, hyperreactive social media landscape, where a tweet can set off a cascade of outrage and prompt calls for a book's cancellation, children's book authors and publishers are taking precautions to identify potential pitfalls in a novel's premise or execution.
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As Jonathan Easley writes in his preview of tonight's contests, state officials say they are taking precautions to make sure that people can vote safely despite the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warning against gatherings of 2023 or more people.
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But in Florida, Illinois and Arizona, officials said they were taking precautions such as extending early voting hours and moving polling places away from assisted-living facilities - even as some scrambled to find more poll workers to replace those who had backed out.
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In addition to taking precautions related to GDPR, Google is facing greater scrutiny in the U.S. because of the ways large platforms like Facebook and YouTube have been manipulated by foreign actors to influence consumers, particularly when it comes to political elections.
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Not in the clinic so much, because they were very much taking precautions and had bulletproof glass, and unfortunately, it's a reality that they have to live with, but I wasn't comfortable being in that church basement [ laughs] with [pro-life activists] Kathy and Susan.
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"At the end of the day you can argue it's the same for everybody," she said, adding that in four training trips to Rio she has not been sick after taking precautions such as having mouthwash aboard and drinking copious cola when she lands.
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Ikram Goldman, the owner of the influential Ikram boutique in Chicago, said that while she has cut back on orders — "with an unstable economy and late deliveries, we are taking precautions," she said — she is still trying to look for and buy from new designers.
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Parents of 19 of the 53 detained children who are under the age of 5 have been deported, a lawyer for the Justice Department reported Friday, though the government has said it was taking precautions not to deport parents whose children are still in custody.
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Given how the Capitol is a bustling hub for hundreds of lawmakers traveling from all over the country and tourists around the world, members of Congress are taking precautions to prevent an outbreak and prepare for what happens if the coronavirus hits their own workplace.
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Laura Peña, pro bono counsel for the American Bar Association Commission on Immigration, recalled during a House hearing in November taking precautions when traveling to Mexico to visit clients, including crossing only during the day and coordinating with humanitarian groups or other colleagues in the area.
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The way that people talk about COVID-19, especially on social media, and how afraid they are to get it and the measures they are taking — while I am glad that they are taking precautions and this is a very serious virus, it is incredibly hurtful to me.
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"This is one concern in life that's preventable by following some simple guidelines, so it's worth taking precautions," said Dr. David Weber, a professor of medicine and medical director of UNC Hospitals' departments of epidemiology and occupational health service, and a member of the hospitals' Zika Response Working Group.
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WHS reps say Strep Zoo is a rare condition they haven't seen before, and the facility is making changes and taking precautions — including testing the dogs currently is their care, limiting the intake of more animals, reaching out to infectious disease experts and monitoring their cats — to prevent it from spreading.
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In fact, taking precautions like social distancing is likely one of the more important things you can do to protect sick and older people in your community, and to shield our society from the kind of catastrophic effects the virus has had in countries where it has overwhelmed first responders, hospitals, and morgues.
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Though I'm not concerned with contracting the virus while overseas more so than at home, especially as the rising number of reported cases in my home state of New York has led to Governor Cuomo declaring a state of emergency, I will be taking precautions and rely more on travel technologies than before.
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In the 40 Days for Life video, Carney—who says that he just prayed at the vigil outside of a Planned Parenthood in Houston with his wife and eight children during the coronavirus pandemic—seemed sure that supporters could continue the protests despite the CDCs warnings and avoid coronavirus by taking precautions.
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"The fact that many people with the flu or flu-like symptoms are leaving home to go to the store, work or the ATM and are not taking precautions is creating environments that can infect others and spread what is a very underestimated disease," Dr. David Shih, CityMD's executive vice president of strategy, health and innovation, said at the time.
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