Sentence examples for vigilant stance from inspiring English sources
Since the trading debacle, regulators have adopted a more vigilant stance with JPMorgan, according to two government officials embedded at the bank, saying that trust has waned.
But the authors of this study argue that financial leaders of the G-10 nations (industrial nations that were hardly affected by the crises of 1997-98) owe a responsibility both to their own citizens and the emerging markets to take a far more vigilant stance.
In some instances, however, an eating disorder could result from a major mid-life stressor or trauma that propels individuals into a hyper-vigilant, control/protect stance.
Another possibility is that parents were taking a more vigilant and robust stance against it, the authors said, adding that this warranted further investigation.
The need to be hyper-vigilant, the defensive stance engendered by the institutionalized hostility of the prison power structure -- "us" and "them"; the keepers and the kept -- takes its toll not only on COs, but also on their families.
"We need to remain vigilant and recognize that maintaining the current stance of policy, or even firming further, may be in the best interests of the economy's long-run performance," he said.
"The Fed cautioned that it remains vigilant and leaves the door open to changing its stance if inflationary pressures reappear".
In case her stance was unclear, she repeated that she was "very vigilant in managing" potential conflicts.
After all, any civics textbook would instruct us that we, as citizens, should be critical and vigilant when it comes to the powerful — it cannot be that all of a sudden such a stance is automatically dismissed as "populism". At the same time, the tsunami image propounded by Farage leads us to underestimate the dangers posed by actual populists.
