(1) The price of liberty is eternal vigilance. 

(2) You should exercise extra vigilance about locking your car properly.

(3) The birds cannot afford to relax their vigilance against predators.

(4) We shouldn't relax our vigilance at any time.

(5) Drugs are a problem that requires constant vigilance.

(6) Never relax your vigilance while you live in peace.

(7) Police urged continued vigilance in the fight against crime.

(8) We must maintain keen vigilance at all time.

(9) She stressed the need for constant vigilance.

(10) Guaranteeing the safety of students requires continued vigilance on the part of teachers.

(11) Our vigilance never languished.

(12) You cannot afford to relax your vigilance for a moment.

(13) We sighed with relief, congratulating our-selves on our vigilance.

(14) People like the station commander kept on about vigilance.

(15) This property is sometimes called vigilance.

(16) And in this situation, such vigilance was called for.

(17) This is the time for vigilance.

(18) But Jackie Tiptoe managed to evade her vigilance.

(19) I had my routines: constant vigilance, my antidote to the sin of sleeping and the undomesticated world of dreams.

(20) Here is another example of the need for vigilance when assessing usually well-intentioned accounts of distress.

(21) Nevertheless, extreme vigilance and monitoring are still needed each time a new product is sanctioned for release into the environment.

(22) And it would be impossible to provide constant vigilance at future exhibitions.

(23) The police said that it was thanks to the vigilance of a neighbour that the fire was discovered before it could spread.

(24) In his concentration on the job in hand, John allowed his normal vigilance to slip.

(25) Better have no war for a thousand days than slacken your vigilance for one day.

(26) Since Blue is only one man, he realizes that constant vigilance is not expected of him.

(27) No sulphur deficiency has yet been detected as a result of falling atmospheric levels but there is a need for continued vigilance.

(28) The implication is that males need maintain high levels of vigilance only when in nuptial plumage.

(29) The profession was extremely hard to break into and to maintain a very low weight required constant vigilance and self-discipline.

(30) Once they lose those bright feathers they can afford to relax their vigilance.

(1) You should exercise extra vigilance about locking your car properly.

(2) The birds cannot afford to relax their vigilance against predators.

(31) But continued vigilance, from me and from everyone, is necessary if there is to be change.

(32) Mr. Banks Obviously Customs and Excise must be congratulated on its vigilance.

(33) Constant vigilance is essential, but undergraduates have little opportunity to gain first hand experience of infectious diseases during their hospital training.

(34) They need constant attention, constant vigilance, like a nursery of children.

(35) Erecting and maintaining barriers between the public and private aspects of life demands energy and vigilance.

(36) There was time for domestic forces to shape a new nation without the same constant vigilance of the behaviour of neighbours.

(37) Beating the enemy Vigilance is the best weapon, since early diagnosis and prompt treatment can make all the difference.

(38) The increasing use of child-proof containers for medicines is helpful, but vigilance is still necessary.

(39) I repeat that we will maintain firm vigilance over local authority spending.

(40) Members of the Vigilance Committee rode all over the state and into North Dakota looking for men they thought were rustlers.

(41) I do recognise the need for extra vigilance about all expenditure during that period.

(42) Tact, vigilance and persistence in maintaining high standards are necessary.

(43) Police say extra vigilance has helped to kerb the recent spate of attacks on horses.

(44) But there is a need for constant vigilance to avoid abuse and for much greater resources to be channelled to hospitals.

(45) What was required to hold him at bay was constant vigilance.

(46) The pods form soon after the flowers drop; vigilance is a requirement for the okra grower.

(47) The need is for vigilance,[] by the local planners as well as by interested local people.

(48) But his wariness, his incessant powers of observation and vigilance, set him apart from others.

(49) They could be lost for ever by a single failure of vigilance.

(50) Constant vigilance to match appropriate services to needs, assessed along tight guidelines, is one way to avoid temptation.

(51) Females often try to escape from the alpha male's vigilance, and will go up to the beta male and solicit copulation.

(52) I forced myself to open my fingers, to relax my vigilance, to fall asleep.

(53) It was only police vigilance which prevented more than the four casualties.

(54) Because utmost vigilance was required of him, he was reluctant to leave his post for any length of time.

(55) Inevitably, the history of Massalia was one of sharp-eyed vigilance against her neighbours.

(56) Making the right choices, like protecting freedom, demands eternal vigilance.

(57) Vigilance is certainly required that funding allocated for the public good should not be siphoned off into private firms.

(58) Tobaccocontrol advocates agree, saying their lack of vigilance in decades past had allowed the Tobacco Institute to gain power and influence.

(59) Healing the sacroiliac joint takes constant vigilance.

(60) We must step up our vigilance.

(61) Vigilance and a proportionate response are required of leaders.

(62) We must maintain vigilance at all time.

(63) Who was the Vigilance Committee?

(64) So the first line of defense is parental vigilance.

(65) You should sharpen your vigilance, and not board a pirate ship.

(66) Fall in love:(Very vigilance ground brush-off )sorry, have already searched to make?

(67) The night watchman who apprehended the thief was praised for his vigilance.

(68) The Vigilance Committee was the forerunner of the Cadet Honor Committee.

(69) The masses of Taiwan compatriots should heighten their vigilance against the separatist scheme.

(70) Be worth check. pair of a few data in conduct propaganda(), want what whether vigilance has digital game to disrelish .

(71) From this point until the first green corn could be harvested, the crop required labor and vigilance.

(72) An alternative view of the matter is that the key variable is not the libidos of the politicians but the vigilance of the agencies, public and private, that keep a squinty eye on them.

(73) Home Secretary Gupta says efforts are being made to strengthen vigilance and intelligence gathering.

(74) Higher adaptability of the system was advanced by setting vigilance parameters dynamically.

(75) The occupier of the next seat move upon your armrest the moment your vigilance flags.

(76) This is a life - and - death class struggle . It is dangerous to lose vigilance in such a struggle.

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(77) The international law enforcement agency Interpol called for extra vigilance, saying the death did not represent the demise of al-Qaeda affiliates.

(78) The whole Party and nation must heighten their vigilance against the conspiratorial activities of counter - revolutionaries .

(79) This novel eyeshot breaks open a window for us to reflect the anthropocentricity , to reconsider the status of man, and to arouse vigilance to the narrowness and selfishness of humans.

(80) The key features of vigilance and safeguard work should be based on service and education, so as to ensure teaching and sene the students well.

(81) This kind of vigilance is still the greatest weapon against all kinds of attack -- for, as Robert Louis Stevenson wrote, "The cruelest lies are often told in silence."

(82) Government officials increased vigilance against foreign infiltration under the guise of religion.

(83) That could make an AK landslide troubling , but it is an argument for vigilance , not disqualification.

(84) In addition the vigilance of the enemy was undoubtedly relaxed owing unfavourable phase of the moon.

(85) But work to continue, need to rise vigilance and enhance the psychokinesis that holds to the job, can create psychological insecurity position thereby.

(86) But the Georgian army's trend is also had the US intelligence related activity a vigilance.

(87) Such OK also saying, chronic pyelonephritis companion hasHypertensiveWhen much more adumbrative pathological change is possible essence of drag in kidney, want to raise vigilance right now.

(88) The United States health authorities are maintaining vigilance for any possible association between neurological disease and influenza vaccine.

(89) Results Elevate vigilance, early diagnosis, prompt treatment can get good result.

(90) Neurons there with high levels of orexin play a critical role in key factors in panic, like arousal, vigilance, and mobilization of the central autonomic system.

(91) We can't slacken our vigilance just because nothing unusual has cropped up.

(92) The experiment 1 examined the effects of boredom proneness (BP) and signal rate on performance and state boredom in cognitive vigilance.

(93) Don't slacken your vigilance.

(94) Our vigilance was stimulated by our finding traces of a large encampment?

(95) Those who need vigilance is: Grey apology writings brush? makes negative capital likely.

(96) He still lay quiet, watching with jealous vigilance every movement below,[http:///vigilance.html] and fast regaining his breath.

(97) The warnings given to you previously remain and I exhort vigilance and alertness.

(98) We should maintain vigilance for patients with placental factors such as placenta previa and abruptio placentae.

(99) Whenever I got any loop-hole to evade the vigilance of my warders and could contrive to reach the golabari I felt I had a holiday indeed.

(100) Activities often go out at night, children, their dress color should be added reflective material and fluorescent material, it can lead pedestrians and vehicles attention and vigilance.

(101) This is inevitable and beyond all doubt , and under no circumstances must we relax our vigilance.

(102) Is this not serious enough for us to heighten our vigilance?