vigilance in the PONS Dictionary

vigilance Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to urge caution/vigilance
pozivati na oprez/budnost

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He alleges that chief secretary had recommended vigilance inquiry against him allegedly to block his central deputation.
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It has been suggested that this activity may be related to mating success, increased vigilance or simply attraction to high-quality habitat.
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Joining these flocks allows woodpeckers to decrease anti-predator vigilance and increase their feeding rate.
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The proposed solution is typically unceasing popular vigilance in order to apply counter-pressure.
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Their mission was successful, but they divided the army into two camps and relaxed their vigilance.
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Vigilance is necessary for justifiable (equal and opposite) reaction.
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One night, there is another vigilance raid on the apartment.
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The cingulate gyrus differs from other brain regions associated with vigilance in that it exhibits less activation during vigilance tasks.
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Such organizations as temporary home guards and vigilance companies banded together to fight off any possible forays.
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Black is the color of stealth and together with gray represents the military intelligence unit's night and day vigilance and covert and overt missions.
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