Sentence examples for exercised vigilance from inspiring English sources
At a news conference in Dublin on Tuesday, the top Catholic official in Ireland, Cardinal Sean Brady, welcomed the findings and repeated the church's plea for forgiveness from victims, saying, "Innocent young people were abused by clerics and religious to whose care they had been entrusted, while those who should have exercised vigilance often failed to do so effectively".
It said that "those who should have exercised vigilance often failed to do so effectively".
"Innocent young people were abused by clerics and religious to whose care they had been entrusted, while those who should have exercised vigilance often failed to do so effectively," he said.
In March, the State Department encouraged citizens to "exercise vigilance when in public places or using mass transportation".
He added that he had "made arrangements" in case those "exercising vigilance get a break which we can exploit".
Mr. Kanjilal said that tour operators always recommend that female travelers exercise vigilance and visit tourist spots within certain hours.
Likewise, it is the diocesan bishop's role to exercise vigilance with regard to the way in which Catholic associations perform the tasks they set for themselves".
It calls on all countries "to exercise vigilance" in entering into new trade commitments with Iran, including granting export credits, guarantees or insurance.
Mr. Ashcroft and Mr. Mueller spoke briefly to reporters in the auditorium at the Justice Department and had no suggestions about what Americans should do in response to the new warning except to exercise "vigilance".
People who are in the city or are planning to travel there imminently are being told to "exercise vigilance and caution, monitoring local media and following the advice of local authorities".
The United States sought to include more banks, including the Central Bank, but settled for one reference in the introduction saying United Nations member states should "exercise vigilance" in dealing with the Central Bank.
