And the messengers are alerted.

And the messengers are alerted.

All banks are proactively alerted to the lists of suspects and asked to check customer databases.

Indeed those who fear get alerted whenever a temptation from the devil troubles them, and they perceive immediately.

Indeed those who fear get alerted whenever a temptation from the devil troubles them, and they perceive immediately.

When any evil suggestion from Satan touches those who fear God, they are instantly alerted and become watchful

When any evil suggestion from Satan touches those who fear God, they are instantly alerted and become watchful

In her statement, Waters said her office had alerted the appropriate authorities and law enforcement entities of these fraudulent claims.

Local people need to be made aware of the situation and local relief agencies, such as fire or ambulance services, need to be alerted.

And then somebody alerted us to the fact that maybe there was a trust gap, because we were operating behind a pirate supply store.

Rebecca Johnson from the Acronym Institute alerted the participants to the ambiguous position of the European Union in its cooperation with the US on space programmes.

The humanitarian implications of small arms have alerted the international community to the urgency of curbing their illicit trafficking, thus reducing violence and the risk of civil wars.

The Commission requires the Sub Commission to consider any serious human rights situation which that is urgent, This ispresumably so that the Commission can be alerted to the concerns of the Sub Commission.

The paper alerted banks to the risks they run if customers use them for illegal activities, and also became one of the formative documents leading to the creation of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

The study results alerted officials to the threat of sexually transmitted diseases facing housewives and thus pointed to the need for the inclusion of knowledge and services about STDs in Family Planning and Maternal Health programs.

A year ago, Snowden alerted the world to governments egregious violation of people s privacy. It is up to the technology industry, civil society organizations, and the general public to keep governments honest in pursuing much needed reforms.

For example, some people, alerted to the amount of information that is being collected about them, may refrain from using the service. For them, recognition from people may be okay even desirable but recognition by computers is creepy and unfulfilling.

The South African Competition Commission was alerted by a member of the public who discovered while in the process of negotiating the purchase of a new Toyota Corolla that a number of Toyota dealerships offered the same discounts on the new Toyota Corolla range.

Both studies showed that there are hundreds of regions of the genome that could have more or less than the expected two copies. This alerted scientists to the existence of a larger source of genetic variation than was previously understood, and forced us to speculate on the implications of this discovery.

In the first case, Dmitri Borodin, the minister counselor at the Russian embassy in The Hague, was arrested late one night in October of last year, after neighbors alerted the Dutch police that Borodin, allegedly in a drunken state, was beating his two small children. He was handcuffed in his own home and taken to the police station.

Although the murder was an individual crime, to compound the tragedy of a crime through measures that target an entire minority is irresponsible, and will have grave moral and social consequences not only for the unjustly punished but also for the punishers. No minority is, after all, homogenous, which was demonstrated by the fact that the person who alerted the police was a compatriot of the killer and from the same camp of refugees.

At the time of the consideration of the first performance reports for the biennium 2004 2005, the Tribunals had alerted the Advisory Committee to the difficult situation they faced with respect to their staffing situation, with low staff morale and high turnover rates resulting from the recruitment freeze that was in effect from May to December 2004, and in particular to the negative impact of this situation on the Tribunals and their capacity to implement their completion strategies.