Sentence examples for vigilance exercised from inspiring English sources

Is not Sept. 11 a compelling reminder that the steadfast vigilance exercised by our leaders for a half-century of cold war is wiser than rushing toward a worst-case outcome?

Mr Tarrant said: "This is a vigilance exercise and will enable parents to make themselves aware of this before the issues become too huge".

With the inauguration of Portugal's authoritarian "New State" in the early 1930s under António Salazar, however, immigration schemes were dropped and strict vigilance was exercised over all political and economic activity in the colonies.

Extreme vigilance, heretofore exercised by Schrager, is essential to avoiding a tilt in either direction.

The bank's losses were attributed in part to writedowns of investments made before the bank's reform programme started and when less vigilance was exercised.

Citizens remaining in Bahrain should "maintain a high level of vigilance and exercise good security practices," the statement said.

People driving or conducting activities that require vigilance should exercise caution in using alprazolam or any other depressant until they know how it affects them.

The 14 consider that a particular vigilance should be exercised with regard to this party and the influence it exerts on the government it is a part of".

They were running ahead of us, he said, and might change or even replace us if some vigilance wasn't exercised.

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".