Those who serve, supply, or oversee the supply of alcohol in the US are vigilant.
He has been instrumental in that shift, having modernized the Church's vigilant public-relations department, in the nineteen-thirties.
My point is not that we are on the edge today of serious inflation, which is unlikely if the Fed remains vigilant.
And he told the Treasury Select Committee the Bank remains "vigilant" over a house price bubble, as prices and demand are pumped up by Government stimulus schemes.
Unless the leadership and the social architecture of these behemoths change, I can promise you Congressional regulations will get tighter, the Securities and Exchange Commission more vigilant -- and the problems worse.
Mr. Hanley added that the new law, which took effect this school year, has made the Board of Education more vigilant in keeping unqualified students off yellow school buses.
As Mr. Barofsky writes, he had assumed that his assignment to oversee TARP meant that he should be fiercely independent from the Treasury Department, and vigilant against waste, fraud and abuse.
The National Council of Public Polls, the vigilant watchdog of polling's image, soon put out a report thick with tables purporting to show that 1996 had been one of the industry's "best years ever" in forecasting an election outcome.
In our day and our country, it is the Mediterranean fruit fly, which the Department of Agriculture, ever vigilant in its protection of domestic crops, does its best to stop at the borders of the continental United States.
The four Trident submarines are the V-class ones, Vanguard, Victorious, Vigilant and Vengeance.
This is "consistent with NHTSA's vigilant oversight and authority over the safety of all motor vehicles and equipment, including automated technologies," a spokesperson for the agency told TechCrunch.
