However, there is a need for continued vigilance in this regard.

It is vital that the international community heighten its vigilance.

The embargo has also affected vector vigilance and control activities.

Vigilance against water borne diseases was one of the central concerns.

Reports of trafficking, though requiring vigilance, were as yet largely unsubstantiated.

However, commitments must be matched by performance and protecting democracy requires vigilance.

While combating such practices required unrelenting vigilance, the Government had made progress.

Xi Jinping urged them to exercise vigilance and be ready for responding to any emergency.

Vigilance against a resurgence of major Power centrism in certain circles is also in order.

Combating this multidimensional phenomenon demands constant vigilance and effective action on the part of the international community.

We commend the vigilance of the authorities in that respect, and we trust that it will continue.

In particular, piracy and armed robbery at sea require vigilance at the subregional, regional and international levels.

He believes that the Commission should redouble its vigilance to address the serious forms of defamation of religions.

In general, they rely on technology that facilitates the enticement, transport, lodging, vigilance and control of their actions.

Thanks to the vigilance of the international community and affected Governments, children have been protected against exploitation and trafficking.

After the incident, the police evacuated the crowd in the supermarket and stepped up their vigilance in the surrounding area.

The physical security of refugees, including camp security, has required continuous vigilance and attention from countries of asylum and UNHCR.

Japanese oil companies expressed vigilance to the rise of Chinese oil companies, especially known as the teapot of China's small independent refinery.

My delegation urges vigilance on the part of IAEA to ensure that this back door nuclear proliferation is stopped from the source.

Core Tip Japanese oil companies expressed vigilance to the rise of Chinese oil companies, especially known as the teapot of China's small independent refinery.

Other sanctions programmes have generally targeted only a small ruling group in one country, therefore limiting the need for vigilance to a few borders.

Overall it appears that given increased international vigilance, Al Qaida and the Taliban have been forced to use a variety of tactics to avoid detection.

The police authorities recently introduced a prevention programme designed to enhance the vigilance of enterprises working in fields which are critical from the proliferation standpoint.

Vigilance is needed to ensure that the influence of the Government does not hinder the work of independent institutions such as the Independent Review Board.

Speakers called repeatedly for vigilance against trafficking and exploitation and rapid registration of children, with several delegations acknowledging the effective response of UNICEF in child protection.

While agreements in trade liberalization may actually contribute to respect for certain rights, policy coherence requires vigilance that they do not result in denial of other rights.

The General Assembly may wish to also invite Member States to grant greater vigilance to all forms of defamation of religions, in particular anti Semitism and Christianophobia.

All sorts of actions that distort and disparage heroes and martyrs, challenge just conscience, derange value judgments, and cause the public indignation and vigilance of the whole society.

Several suitcase theft cases have happened to foreign tourists in the express train bound for Kansai International Airport, Osaka, since last October, and police immediately strengthened their vigilance.

That is why, now more than ever, we must redouble our vigilance to consolidate our stability by fighting against the threats looming over us, particularly those stemming from terrorism.

Unlike assurances on the use of the death penalty or trial by a military court, which are readily verifiable, assurances against torture and other abuse require constant vigilance by competent and independent personnel.

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