Sentence examples for for vigilance of from inspiring English sources

This situation highlights the need for vigilance of patients' daily weights, and the potential need for frequent adjustments to medication dosages according to body weight, which can fluctuate significantly in both directions and for a variety of reasons in critically ill patients.

The Rev. Paul Kingston, President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, expressed his sadness at Constable Kerr's murder and called for vigilance on the part of the community.

FAO is calling for increased testing of any wild birds found dead or shot during hunting activities, and for vigilance on the part of poultry owners near sites where waterbirds congregate.

In France the distribution of mycoplasmal species isolated from clinical samples collected from diseased animals upon veterinary request, is monitored by a network known as VIGIMYC (for VIGIlance to MYCoplasmoses of ruminants).

It also emphasizes the need for vigilance to identify the introduction of new genotypes in the endemic areas or to detect evidence of dispersion into newer geographical districts.

Mr. Berlusconi said he would ask for increased vigilance of Libya's coast and the creation of holding centers there for illegal immigrants.

While it is well known that parental substance dependence is associated with externalizing psychopathology, the increased risk for MDD seen during adolescence in the present study suggests the need for greater vigilance of these children.

Mr. Stern said his dialogue with Mr. Scott "does not end the need for the vigilance of Wal-Mart Watch".

The changing threat took different forms and was very hard to detect, he added, calling for the "vigilance of all citizens".

The changing threat took different forms and was very hard to detect, he added, as he called for the "vigilance of all citizens".

"If it had not been for the vigilance of millions of N.R.A. members these past seven years, we would have seen the total destruction of our rights," said James Baker, the group's chief lobbyist in Washington.