Everywhere in "Across the Land and the Water" is a vigilance about the world of things.
His campaign prides itself on a vigilance and meticulousness bordering on the obsessive.
Because Mr. McCain qualifies under both risk groups, aides said, he has had checkups every three months, a vigilance that could mean that his latest problems are treatable.
The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Zaka Ashraf, has announced a "vigilance division" will be set up to prevent players from being tempted into illegal betting practices.
They also took part in a vigilance test which involved watching a bright dot move steadily around the circumference of a circle.
Worse was the government's claim that a vigilance chief need not have an impeccable character (presumably on the grounds that it takes one to know one).
The price that we demand of society for this magical energy source is both a vigilance and a longevity of our social institutions to which we are quite unaccustomed".
Distrust of excessive state power, and a vigilance about what people in authority do, are not anti-political impulses, however; they are highly political ones, that demand our involvement in the government.
The police keep revelers from jumping on to the parkway when the music moves them, a vigilance that has only intensified since 1999, when three parade participants, including two small children, were run over and killed in two traffic accidents.
As long as we share words, we share a vigilance for making sure that they are backed by gold, that they can convey thought — any precise thought — all the way across a population, and thus carry argument and change.
A vigilance parameter value of unity requires the inputs in the same group to be identical.
