Sentence examples for continuous vigilance from inspiring English sources
"We need continuous vigilance in our homes, our workplaces, our school, and public places," she said.
True Stories: Defamation 10pm, More4 Seasoned film-maker Yoav Shamir knows he's kicking a hornet's nest by questioning what antisemitism is today, whether it's a danger that requires continuous vigilance – a view put forward by the Anti-Defamation League – or a tool used by rightwing zionists for political gain, a claim made by the author Norman Finkelstein.
However, as with other individual challenges to potential breaches of civil rights laws, what it actually does is to highlight the importance of continuous vigilance when it comes to ensuring obligations are met, be it by companies recruiting staff fairly, ramps at restaurants or adequate adjustments by bus operators.
Nevertheless, the vulnerability of the plasma supply to new infectious agents requires continuous vigilance so that rational and appropriate scientific countermeasures against emerging infectious risks can be implemented promptly.
These are i) the reproducibility and industrialization of software configuration, ii) the continuous vigilance over running systems with automated repairs and alert mechanisms, iii) enhanced control over and rationalisation of large scale deployments and iv) the ability to build up a knowledge base to document and trace the history of a system as it evolves.
The metabolic tolerance is good, but continuous vigilance and strict metabolic monitoring remains warranted.
Conservation and development efforts, even for protected areas, require continued vigilance in monitoring social, terrestrial, and marine subsystems of islands that are acted upon by episodic events as well as continuous forces of change.
Furthermore a continuous clinical vigilance was performed.
The value was displayed continuously on a continuous CO monitor (Vigilance CCO Monitor Edwards LifesciencesS.A..A., Horw, Switzerland).
The cardiac index was measured using the continuous thermodilution technique (Vigilance® II; Edwards Lifesciences).
Cardiac index (CI) was measured using the continuous thermodilution technique (Vigilance II; Edwards Lifesciences).
