Sentences with phrase «need for vigilance»

And though Guernica may now be safe from prying Gestapo hands, the need for vigilance against the kinds of destructive ideology that fired Picasso up to paint it will never go away.

It considers the complex undercurrents for this occurrence in art today, and posits other and possible realities existing simultaneously, via careful re-orientations of tense; elevating the need for vigilance towards the present and future over a concern for the past.

There is no doubt that things have changed for the better for those living with the virus, but it doesn't diminish the immediacy and need for vigilance that is still required to control and hopefully obliterate the situation.

There is a very steep learning curve, a constant need for vigilance and team work, and danger at every corner.

If the Whippet has a drawback, it is the need for vigilance to prevent escape.

As Mr. Cobbs admits, it will not «obviate the need for vigilance by faculty members.»

Kay Rothman, VP of PGA East, said the need for vigilance extends down the line to producers in the trenches, not just those at the top.

Our data demonstrate a low burden of LA - MRSA in the East of England, but the detection of mecC - MRSA and ST398 indicates the need for vigilance.

In his remarks, the GOC emphasized the recurrent need for vigilance, alertness and decisive action as well as coordination / synergy among all the security agencies such as the Nigerian Navy, Nigeria Customs Service, Nigeria Security Civil Defence Corps Nigerian Immigration Service, and Nigerian Police Force deployed to the area.

This suggests the need for vigilance: some may say - I buy this, but without any economic component, thank you.

It was a question about the unlikely chance of that bill passing the Republican - controlled Senate that got Dolan talking about the need for vigilance after last year's gay marriage vote.

«I feel in some way that many of us who raised our voices have been vindicated and the need for that vigilance and oversight has turned out to be critically important,» he said.

US crusade reinforces the need for vigilance in Australian ICOs

Not exact matches

Volatile dairy prices are likely to continue in the mid term at least, New Zealand Fonterra has warned, signaling a need for on - going margin vigilance for food makers using dairy derivatives.

Obviously, there is a lot of value in athletics for other reasons, but there does need to be some vigilance around prioritizing free time and an ongoing, cost - benefit assessment of added activities.

It highlights not only the importance of comprehensive evaluation and multidisciplinary management and counseling in such cases, but also the need for heightened vigilance in these patients.

Those who decry the novel for having failed to anticipate, say, the collapse of totalitarian Communism are missing the point - for it prescribes the need for eternal vigilance against these tendencies, in ourselves as much as in others.

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.

Still, «[t] he finding of these agents and toxins highlights the need for constant vigilance in monitoring laboratory materials in compliance with federal regulations on biosafety,» Collins wrote.

The finding of these agents and toxins highlights the need for constant vigilance in monitoring laboratory materials in compliance with federal regulations on biosafety.

We need to begin by embracing the reality that there is no magic pill or miracle food, only vigilance and discipline with diet and regular exercise, and the rare indulgence in cake for very special occasions,» she wrote.

But Kelso also stressed that there is a need for continuing vigilance.

Having twice relinquished its jurisdiction, the court finally concluded that there was a need for «constant vigilance to ensure the constitutional goal is met.»

If a cat is suffering from stress due to social conflict then play, deemed a leisure activity, will be avoided due to the need for heightened vigilance.

In addition to the regular schedule of visits to the backyard, you supplement this with vigilance and watching for signs that your puppy needs to go outside... in which case you quickly take him to the designated area.

As we struggle to come to terms with the barbarity of the event in Manchester, the question of the need for increased vigilance is sharply brought into focus.

CCLA has been following a case out of New Brunswick that highlights the need for continued protection and vigilance around freedom of expression issues.

«The Tribunal's decision in Maynard highlights the need for greater awareness and more vigilance in these critical areas.»

Needed is a civil service for law societies because a civil service is: (1) permanent; (2) an institution of continuously developing expertise; (3) charged with a duty of vigilance as to public need; and, (4) able to carry out programs requiring long - term development, including development that bridges bencher elections and requires the trial - and - error learning for which benchers are not equipped.

In a world where technology behind the movie has to compete with that (literally) in front of it, cinemas have to consider which films are the hottest targets, and communicate the need for extra vigilance to staff.

• Hands - on experience in ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction through provision of exceptional customer services • Highly skilled in assessing customers» needs and providing both information and assistance to ensure that they are met appropriately • Deep insight into the «extra mile» mantra to drive sales and ensure repeat business opportunities • Deeply familiar with recommending merchandise based on each customer's individual requirements and likes • Demonstrated expertise in preparing sales contracts and handling payment processes for both cash and credit card transactions • Unmatched ability to serve multiple customers at the same time, without compromising quality of services • Qualified to handle merchandising, visual merchandising and stocking activities in a time efficient manner • Proficient in upholding and implementing loss prevention strategies, and effectively reducing item loss through constant check and vigilance • Adept at processing shipments and ensuring that all merchandise is appropriately represented on the floor • Competent in recommending products to customers by effectively and efficiently providing information of benefits and demonstrating product features • Well - versed in engaging customers though conversation to determine their needs and assisting them in locating their choices of products • Proven record of suggestively selling additional items and services in a bid to meet company and self - sales goals

2.2 Family therapists should recognise the need for ethical vigilance and the need for sensitivity to issues of culture, class, race, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, health and disability in interpreting and applying this code.

The National Association of REALTORS ®» recent victory in defeating a legal challenge to the uniqueness of the REALTOR ® trademark is a timely reminder of the need for continual care and vigilance in preserving this valuable asset.

Lawrence, whose home was mortgaged for almost $ 300,000 by fraudsters who forged her signature and walked away with the money, will be speaking publicly about her experience and the need for greater consumer vigilance.