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Indeed, an ethos of perpetual vigilance is central to sustaining President Vladimir Putin’s high popular-approval ratings.
This experience still carries a strong appeal for vigilance.
In victory, that strength is being raised further, in the name of “eternal vigilance.”
Indeed, the pace of ECB warnings about the risks of inflation has quickened in recent months – the earlier “We are vigilant” became “We are particularly vigilant” in September, which became “Strong vigilance with regard to upside risks to price stability is warranted” in October.
Despite his talk about transparency and accountability, Modi has failed to appoint a central information commissioner, vigilance commissioner, or lokpal (the ombudsman who has jurisdiction over all corruption cases involving MPs and central-government employees).
Though there is no silver bullet for bank regulation, implementing such a system with care and vigilance would be an important step in the right direction.
But massive international media attention, as well as Senegalese citizens’ vigilance, will be necessary to avoid sophisticated vote-rigging and violence.
But the consequences of replacing vigilance with indifference regarding polio are too risky in today’s world.
That requires good initial design and constant regulatory vigilance, but so does full separation.
The BoE’s vigilance, together with the fact that economic and financial arrangements with Europe have yet to be altered, has convinced companies and households to postpone plans to change their behavior.
But, beyond increased vigilance by the agency itself, what can the international community do?
The Dark Side of Defending FreedomBRUSSELS – The price of freedom, it is said, is eternal vigilance.
Its erstwhile partners – indeed the whole world – have been given no other choice but to tighten sanctions, increase vigilance, and, in the case of the United States and its allies, develop high-tech defenses that could render North Korean offensive systems obsolete before they are even unveiled.
But, despite heightened vigilance, domestic Saudi terror cells became active within the Kingdom following the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.
So security vigilance is essential.
That plot, which could have claimed more victims than the 9/11 attacks, was foiled by the vigilance of the British intelligence authorities.
I only hope that policymakers’ vigilance will prevail (and be improved upon), enabling China’s high-growth story to continue for another 10, 20, or 30 years.
The price of clarity, like the price of liberty, is eternal vigilance, and the two are connected.
Tolerance, European unity, distrust of nationalism, and vigilance against racism are laudable goals.
How can mere vigilance, insistence on the rule of law in the face of armored, entrenched tyrannies, ever make a difference?
They promote more attention and vigilance, which increase our sensitivity to false or misleading information – including in political debate.
But rather than paralyzing Vietnamese policymakers, that insecurity has fostered a sense of strategic discipline and vigilance, which has contributed to the country’s extraordinary performance during the pandemic.
If the US is lucky, the fear caused by the Sunbelt second wave will have led to more vigilance in social distancing and mask-wearing, allowing for the true number of new cases nationwide to stabilize at around 1.5 million per week.
Had a broader range of authorities contributed to the work, they might have more pertinently recommended vigilance by conduct and competition regulators, too.
As Wray put it, China’s influence operations demand a “whole-of-society response” – one that, in our view, should emphasize “constructive vigilance.”
And populists in European countries with more fragile debt dynamics, including in the Italian government, seem willing to retest the markets’ vigilance by running larger budget deficits without a concurrent focus on balancing pro-growth initiatives.
This effort was thwarted thanks to the vigilance of democratic governments that valued the power of a single global Internet to foster innovation, commerce, and international cooperation.
It must protect the environment and fight climate change with the same vigilance as the Green New Dealers in the US and Extinction Rebellion in the United Kingdom.
“While vigilance can mitigate the extent to which the wealthy get to define the policy agenda,” he writes, “in the end big money will find a way – unless there’s less big money to begin with.”
The only consolation for this stern character was to concentrate upon Julien all the vigilance at his command.
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