Always check vigilantly the games you buy online.
One of the main translation trajectories we uncover presents individuals as vectors of moral riskiness needing to be vigilantly monitored and controlled by the organization.
The three Christian communities vigilantly guard the property they already control to an extent that can feel baffling to outsiders coming to the Holy Sepulcher, a cavernous jumble of Byzantine and Crusader architecture, with soaring domes, sunken rooms, gloomy light, heavy bronze lamps, squat buttresses and elegant arches.
He and his colleagues in the department of newborn medicine at Harvard Medical School discovered that mothers unconsciously interacted with their infant sons more attentively and vigilantly than they did with their infant daughters because the sons needed more support for controlling their emotions.
Control your brand content vigilantly.
Whole30 relies on consumers to vigilantly check labels on their food in order to avoid processed items.
Mr. Bush, whose penchant for control has carried over to the White House, was vigilantly protective about his e-mail messages and very grudging about giving out the address.
We will vigilantly enforce the law to ensure the schoolhouse door remains open to all".
Across the quarry in a white trailer that doubled as the control room, the show's supervising producer, Anthony Carbone, watched the television monitors vigilantly, making sure he had enough material to stitch together a cliffhanger moment before a commercial break.
Even if you could study it, the field is vigilantly watched by the regime and the government exercises a strong control over film production, censoring whatever is considered unfit for the people of Egypt.
Think about cruise control in cars: the moment you set it, you're no longer forced to vigilantly monitor your speed.
