Sentences with phrase «own vigilance»

But experts suggest that many employers have allowed their vigilance to lag when it comes to hiring vets.

Perhaps increased vigilance is paying off in that respect — but it's hardly much comfort, since targeted attacks are more than filling the gap:

This requires vigilance and the willingness to move with industry trends.

«My watch word is «vigilance.»

Vigilance pays: Dean says Couche - Tard manages to keep roughly 2.5 cents on every dollar of revenue, while others can average roughly a penny less.

«Additional vigilance in terms of macroeconomic management is needed in order to weather any negative impact of those policies, and the best way to do it is to accelerate some of the reforms that need to be introduced,» he added.

Fulfilling its vision of «Vigilance from above», the agency works on innovative overhead intelligence systems for national security.

The biggest estate - planning mistakes can be easily avoided with a few signed documents and some vigilance.

In the end, what's required are vigilance and good faith.

Astoundingly, managing third - party risks still does not command the vigilance it should in all too many organizations.

While vigilance is important, there are more reasonable behavior changes and tricks that go further in reducing your risk.

Choosing to release the hyper vigilance of being constantly connected creates allows you to live life in real time, resulting in fresh perspectives and a boost in productivity.

The only defense here is vigilance and a little luck.

«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.»

Safeguarding your presence on the Internet requires ongoing vigilance to uncover the schemes of unscrupulous characters.

Mr. Mulcair has used polluter pay as a justification for measures like cap - and - trade and more recently for increased vigilance with respect to reclamation liabilities.

Qantas is the first Australian company to respond to Beijing's heightened vigilance, though all firms exporting everything from iron ore to baby formula should be taking heed.

That vigilance may just be a healthy food brand's best protection.

Energy, vigilance, and the ability to effectively process information are all enhanced, as are critical thinking skills and creativity.

Vigilance will help prevent an individual or organization from falling victim to a phishing attack that puts sensitive personal and corporate data at risk.

It was a peculiar confederation to be sure, especially given that the Times» civic mission relies on vigilance and skepticism toward such powerful interests.

Vigilance by private companies about the accuracy of their financial results and other disclosures is thus especially critical.

He goes on to call on Filipino Facebook users «to be circumspect in using the platform and exercise online personal vigilance».

The geopolitical situation today does not suggest immediate selling but it does suggest heightened vigilance.

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.

«The core themes of this budget are clearly «stay the course,» «prudence,» and «vigilance.»

Google and Facebook's recent efforts show a new vigilance against fake news but also underline the difficulty of making dents in the problem.

Basically, a sales pipeline constitutes 5 stages and the vigilance of the sales team at each of these stages can prove to be critical to evaluate the success of the sales pipeline.

Rather than stressing vigilance about future inflationary risks, Fed policymakers re-iterated their view that core inflation was likely to rise only gradually, eventually stabilizing around their 2 % target level.

«We think vigilance towards risk is the plow - horse to harvesting solid investment returns» Allan Mecham

Suffice it to say that vigilance is called for and start thinking about what steps you can take to protect what you have built over the last 9 years.

But most people affected by the Equifax breach don't qualify for a waiver, but still must practice lifelong vigilance.

Due to the increase in bitcoin with respect to price, in recent times in India the government has taken the decision to increase vigilance around transactions related to the cryptonnet and to avoid fraud...

Price expectations, which are now seen as occupying a central role in the inflationary process, have been cracked; given this, together with continued policy vigilance, there is no reason why the current underlying inflation rate of 2 to 3 per cent can not be sustained.

US crusade reinforces the need for vigilance in Australian ICOs

He said the board worried about complacency with the church, «thinking that 10 years of action is enough and that programs and vigilance can be taken for granted or, worse, watered down.»

Unwritten rules require constant vigilance.

«The frustrating, protracted Cold War demanded vigilance, mobilization, global engagement, steely nerves, strong stomachs, and patience,» he writes, «traits very unlike those that Americans habitually took into war.»

Hopefully some healing can begin, now, but also vigilance as his followers will be irate & unstable.

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.»

The test of vigilance which faces the American public comes in the year of our bicentennial when most of all we should, in the words of Tom Paine, «refresh our patriotism by reference to first principles.»

Parenting demands vigilance as much as it does magical thinking.»

Though renowned for his wit, he never lost sight of the seriousness of his role or lacked paternal vigilance in exercising it.

Seeking truth and understanding requires vigilance.

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.).

«Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life.»

Nor is it a possession to be guarded with care and vigilance, which could lead only to asceticism.

The 1986 Tax Reform Act aims to reduce these privileges, but landowners» past ingenuity in avoiding taxation warrants continued vigilance over tax structures.

Constant vigilance is required lest contextualization degenerate into syncretism.

I pledge the zealous vigilance of the Church to protect children and the promise of accountability for all.»