Sentence examples for have vigilance from inspiring English sources

Luis: "I think student should be able to have vigilance committees in their schools.

Jeremy: "Having Vigilance committees would not be a bad idea.

Adalberto: "Schools should start having vigilance committees so students can have the opportunity to present their point of view on any problem they are involved in.

For instance, the United Kingdom has vigilance systems of traveller diseases, and studies have been published which evidence that the cost of travel-related illnesses in the UK is in excess of €111 million, and that, by far, the commonest afflictions the traveller is likely to experience are diarrhoea and vomiting [ 33].

But the last five years have taught vigilance.

Police and security agencies have increased vigilance against trafficking in quake-hit areas and along the Nepal-India border.

We also have 220 vigilance committees, created to prevent trafficking among at-risk rural communities – a strategy which has been widely adopted by the Indian government.

"I wouldn't preclude the fact it could happen [now] because you can't have enough vigilance when paedophiles are so determined.

The employers and employees who buy health coverage have delegated vigilance over health care costs to insurers — but insurers, for the most part, have gone AWOL.

It said that "those who should have exercised vigilance often failed to do so effectively".

"You can have some vigilance on whether they want to talk or not about that exploitation - because we can't force that issue".