Sentence examples for urged vigilance from inspiring English sources

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Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain urged vigilance, suggesting that, in the short term, security concerns were greater rather than reduced.

On Monday, Mr. Cameron of Britain urged vigilance, suggesting that, in the short term, security concerns were greater rather than reduced.

The World Health Organization has urged vigilance but has said the current outbreak does not represent a significant public health threat.

Former President Jimmy Carter, leading an observer mission, urged "vigilance" as election officials resumed counting votes from Sunday's presidential and legislative elections.

The concern over an intentional attack by one American soldier on others was far more muted, although once ammunition arrived in large quantities, morale officers urged vigilance among soldiers who might have personal problems and do harm to themselves.

Schools also reached out to parents, urging vigilance.

It was impossible for me not to be nervous around guns, even with Seamus patiently teaching me and repeatedly urging vigilance.

This need not mean violence, but Mr de Villepin urges vigilance: "radical Islam can be used as a breeding ground for terrorism".

Still, officials are urging vigilance, saying that health workers around the world should be on the lookout for anyone with acute respiratory syndrome and requiring hospitalization who had been in the Middle East, where the virus first surfaced, or in contact with a suspected or confirmed case within the last 10 days.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is urging vigilance against a new strain of bird flu that has so far killed 23 people.