Sentences with phrase «so vigilance»

IP lawyers say Canada lacks proper legal protections for trade secrets, so vigilance is key.

7 easy ways to protect your credit while holiday shopping — Fraudsters may be more likely to strike during the holiday season when consumer spending is high, so vigilance is especially important from November to January.

However, bloat can not be completely prevented, so vigilance is necessary to make sure that the dog gets to a clinic as soon as possible after the symptoms are noticed.

That being said, we are talking about dogs here who are destructive by nature so vigilance is key!

Many cats who have been allowed outdoors will learn to jump over the mat, so your vigilance is still necessary even when the mat is present.

Recurrences of the disease after remission can occur, so vigilance is required throughout the lifespan of affected dogs.

So vigilance really has been helpful.

But I agree that others might want to read a different agenda into it, so vigilance is needed.

Of course, this could once again be baby coming down with another virus, so vigilance is required by the parents to rule out other possibilities.

Not exact matches

«There's this vigilance you have to have when you're growing so quickly, a mindset so that you don't become complacent on allocating resources.»

Unfortunately, as I noted earlier, investors have earned an «F» for vigilance in recent years, so our lead time on new difficulties may be shorter than we might like.

They are mobile enough to get into everything but still learning their boundaries and the rules so it's a stage of constant high alert, vigilance, and teaching.

Neither is the second paragraph of canon 392 (c. 392) which urges bishops to «exercise vigilance so that abuses do not creep into ecclesiastical discipline, especially regarding the ministry of the word, the celebration of the sacraments... the worship of God...» Although theSecond Vatican Council restored to bishops a greater measure of legitimate authority in their own dioceses, it did not liberate them from applying the «common discipline» as promulgated by the Church's Supreme Legislator, the Holy Father.

What the Old Testament especially teaches us is this: «that zeal is as essentially a duty of all God's rational creatures, as [are] prayer and praise, faith and submission; and, surely, if so, [then] especially of sinners whom He has redeemed: that zeal consists in a strict attention to His commands» a scrupulousness, vigilance, heartiness, and punctuality, which bears with no reasoning or questioning about them» an intense thirst for the advancement of His glory» a shrinking from the pollution of sin and sinners» an indignation, nay impatience, at witnessing His honor insulted» a quickness of feeling when His name is mentioned, and a jealousy how it is mentioned» a fullness of purpose, an heroic determination to yield Him service at whatever sacrifice of personal feeling» and an energetic resolve to push through all difficulties, were they as mountains, when His eye or hand but gives the sign» a carelessness of obloquy, or reproach, or persecution, a forgetfulness of friend and relative, nay, a hatred (so to say) of all that is naturally dear to us, when He says, «Follow me.»

Cats are also better able to jump up to get at an infant, so extra vigilance is in order.

But vigilance can only go so far.

It requires continued effort and vigilance to build on the progress made so far.

They called for restrictions on high - capacity ammunition clips and also for greater vigilance by caregivers, so that mentally ill individuals that also are dangerous don't have access to weapons, and especially not such high - powered ones.»

The government has so far called for increased vigilance but stressed the need to allow the police time to investigate the two failed terror attacks on London and Glasgow.

Not to detract from her public image, but it is very doubtful that she is so widely known outside of (or within, for that matter) the five boroughs to merit such vigilance on the part of New York's Finest.

«Inasmuch as we expressed some optimal satisfaction about the voters» list, we think that we need to have it in our possession so that our vigilance can be complete and we can do a thorough job on the day.»

With so many new therapies being fast - tracked through the FDA approval process, post-release vigilance is becoming increasingly important, Faden and her colleagues noted in the piece.

«They experience real and visceral reactions, like elevated heart rate and adrenaline — similar to what you would experience if you were in real combat, so they have that same heightened level of awareness and vigilance,» Chappelle told LiveScience.

The prospect of a lifetime of this vigilance can weigh heavily on parents, some of whom go so far as to buy peanut - sniffing dogs or to homeschool their children to protect them both from exposure to the offending food and from the stigmatization of the allergy itself.

This so - called «vigilance decrement» was first identified and measured in 1948 by psychologist Robert Mackworth, who asked British radar operators to spend two hours watching for errors in the sweep of a rigged analog clock.

One lavish meal won't dig you into a hole but a season of calorie dense meals will, so try to exercise greater vigilance throughout the month.

So as you answer that phone call, or lean in for the first kiss, the heart and head plunge you into a state of hyper - vigilance, the flight - or - fight response keeps your body primed to respond to the perceived threat.

The price of anonymity is eternal vigilance, and so long as you take care to keep your dating history discreet, you'll always be able to find exciting new mates with the kind of security that makes your BDSM dating play time so exciting.

Why Van Helsing never thinks to expose the immobilized fiend to sunlight in favour of an eternal and tortured vigilance is actually the least of the script's problems, though it, like the others, is never so much as broached, much less answered.

As a result, the vigilance and negotiation of the terms and pricing elements is continuous so that schools are constantly receiving enhanced benefits from the program.

Though doing so will take some discipline and vigilance, the payoff is entirely worth the effort.

Last year, banks upped their vigilance to unprecedented levels, Javelin Strategy & Research noted, even going so far as to infiltrate online criminal communities to help fight fraud.

In my experience, where incidence of a disease is thought to be lower, so is vigilance.

Because Nikki moves so fast, vigilance around open doors is a must.

Still the Spaniards didn't come and the Baymen grew tired of the constant vigilance, so discipline suffered.

So many eyes and ears practicing vigilance, but no clues.

You can be lulled into a sense of security here because it is so quiet and peaceful, and lose vigilance to lock doors and bring things inside.

Another PlayStation 4 title, What Remains of Edith Finch offers another example of the weird power of the walking simulator, where the journey and excitement comes not from overcoming challenges or tests of reaction, so much as lingering exploration and vigilance.

These are the type of games you pause to catch a breath while you relax your heightened vigilance, so players beware.

Since the causes have been known for so long, and the people so well - versed in the problems (even before 2003, there had been record - keeping scandals), vigilance and improved methods are more, not less, to be demanded.

A cursory list might include: pollution of air, water and soil from billions of tons of toxic waste; declining biological and cultural diversity from the harvesting of natural resources; regulations that merely limit the poisoning of people and the environment; production and use of materials so dangerous they will require constant, costly vigilance from future generations; prosperity measured by activity not legacy.

A position taken for granted by so many today, yet the most basic right, one we must fiercely protect with constant vigilance.

The authors of those regs (and I supported all of them) will be the first to tell you they were imperfect, so we need vigilance and we need to keep on them.

This formative period makes it hard for graduate students and faculty to figure how best to work within this changing system, but it is ideal time, for the same reason, to look for opportunities to promote greater access to their and others» research, while also showing some vigilance over the cost of this access, so that it is not subject to the excesses of subscription pricing.

Maintaining the Portal therefore requires constant IT vigilance and the IT officials of the supreme courts are regularly asked to indicate the changes made in their databases to the Network's computing officer so that the Portal can be modified accordingly.

Many know the tricks of the trade when it comes to securing ones assets, but cryptocurrencies may seem so secure that people risk to lose usual vigilance.

Your vigilance against being betrayed may be so high that you are unable to get a clear read on who your partner is and what he or she is up to.

Self - help requires vigilance so that you «get it right.»

According to the Electrical Safety Foundation International, the peak months for home fires are December through February, so your extra care and vigilance will be well worth it.