Sentences with phrase «of constant vigilance»

Of course, it's only true because of constant vigilance by regulators!

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

``... a four week treatment may not be sufficient — longstanding chronic cases may require four to six months of constant vigilance.»

«Recent reports of lapses in biosafety practices involving Federal laboratories» — the mistaken shipment of live anthrax samples by a lab at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta; the accidental contamination of benign poultry flu samples with the deadly H5N1 bird flu at the CDC; and the discovery of old vials of smallpox on the NIH campus in Maryland — «have served to remind us of the importance of constant vigilance over our implementation of biosafety standards,» the notice states.

«Finally,» I thought to myself, «I'll be able to loosen the reins of my constant vigilance over calories and portions and have some fun!»

Not exact matches

Angry explosions; owning a program and brooking no alternative decision making or discussion; almost masterful way of belittling others; constant vigilance for criticism measured in the breathtaking way they can respond to any perceived «challenge.»

She convincingly argues, among other things, that «where repression is especially severe, where institutions (schools, trade unions, churches, professional associations) have been purged and subject to constant governmental vigilance,» little discussion of human rights occurs («Human Rights in Latin America: Learning from the Literature,» Christianity and Crisis [December 24, 1979], pp. 328 ff.).

Peter Wierner of the Chautauqua Lake Bigfoot Expo (The Chautauqua Lake Bigfoot Expo) recently wrote to the Department of Environmental Conservation looking to ban hunting Bigfoot, which is just another reminder that our freedoms are always under assault and they necessitate constant vigilance.

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.

Are those with such a limited view of the possibilities of human society really likely to be motivated to sustain a constant vigilance against injustice?

Therefore, the vigilance to maintain the unity of the Spirit while equipping those in the Church to be conciliatory in the community must be constant.

(d) Science and philosophy alike require constant vigilance against the danger of anthropomorphism.

Baumhower emphasizes that although the company's vendors are its partners, constant vigilance of their products is required.

Good cooking requires constant attention, and the chef of a barbecue never relaxes his vigilance from the time the fires are started until the delicacies are served.

Unlike certain food allergies, coeliac disease is not «grown out of» and those with the disease must maintain constant vigilance to keep their diet gluten free.

With players especially anxious to get their All - Star break on, there of course must be constant vigilance and the drive to put this game far out of reach early.

Early stress sends signals to the nervous system to maintain constant vigilance and prepare for a lifetime of trouble.

Just as early stress sends signals to the developing nervous system to maintain constant vigilance and prepare for a lifetime of trouble, early warmth and responsiveness send the opposite message: You're safe.

It's entirely up to you to decide whether the constant pressure / vigilance now is serving even the tiniest sliver of purpose, and if you've seen ANY progress that isn't worth giving up on.

The constant vigilance of drivers and relative reliability of cars keeps these terrible incidents from becoming more common.

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.

AS THE mother of a child with severe allergies, Jana Robertson knows only too well that sometimes even constant vigilance isn't enough.

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

It's that tension, enhanced by Villeneuve's constant surveillance of every space these characters inhabit, as if viewing the world through their military vigilance, that keeps the film walking the knife's edge and keeps the audience riveted to every scene.

It takes constant vigilance and self - discipline for district staff to resist the temptation to try to «drive» school improvements through an overly complex set of performance metrics — it's simply too easy to lose sight of the big picture and to protect schools that try, whether or not they improve.

It's as if Lynch has captured the constant vigilance and abiding presence of his professional life as a funeral director in his written words.

However, in spite of all precautionary measure, Bloat can not be completely prevented and constant vigilance is necessary to ensure you Boxer dog health.

Constant vigilance necessitates regular weigh - ins and an increased number of visits to the vet.

The second is risky and demands constant vigilance and apprehension: seek and learn to recognize who and what, in the midst of inferno, are not inferno, then make them endure, give them space.

The price of freedom lies not only in constant vigilance, but in the recognition that each new regulation is likely to be an encroachment on individual liberty.

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.

Whether it's freebies handed out at a conference, kids coming home from school with mountains of loose papers and crafts, or stores offering irresistible deals that your frugal self can not ignore, keeping the world's crap at bay — and out of your house — requires constant vigilance.

Even in the best of times, judicial independence requires constant vigilance, particularly by lawyers.

The danger of future wrongful convictions can only be mitigated through constant vigilance.

Finding truth and managing risk The complex relationships and practices at the heart of employment disputes demand constant vigilance and skilled investigation — and MG+M delivers.

I find that working in what has become an access to justice sector requires constant vigilance as gaps continue to arise in spite of efforts to plug them.

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.

Such an expert can do much damage without effective oversight by those who must provide it and constant vigilance on the part of the participants in the criminal justice system who can protect the system against flawed expert evidence.

Not only are babies incapable of listening to your rationale pleas for sleep, but they are tiny, fragile things that require your constant vigilance and protection.

For this reason, we think constant data vigilance of the sector is of the utmost importance.

Manage the overall operations of the Town of Preston, MD, including A / P, A / R, HR and Public Relations, while maintaining constant vigilance against overspending, waste and fraud, and delivering maximum value for our residents / tax payers.

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Drs. Gottman and Levenson found that the frequent ongoing experience of overdrive in physiological arousal (flooding) in a couple's interactions lead partners to maintain a state of constant hyper - vigilance in the expectation of punishing experiences.

The body responds as if the trauma is still occurring and keeps the person in a state of constant readiness and unnecessary reactivity, leading to a constellation of familiar symptoms, including anxiety, panic, hyper - vigilance, flashbacks, emotional lability, depression, pain, patterns of bracing and collapse, cognitive dysfunction, behavioral problems, addictions, and an ongoing sense of intrusion and overwhelm.

Protecting them requires constant vigilance, particularly at the local level where we see efforts to erode those rights for any number of purposes.

As witnessed by the many changes in New York City's laws, codes and sustainability incentives, progress has been constant and swift, requiring vigilance on the part of appraisers, lenders and investors.