(g) Customer due diligence

States must keep in mind that, in order to become functional links in the chain of defence against international terrorism, they must exercise the same alertness and preparedness at home as in the international arena.

Hanthala's Journey from Slumber to Consciousness, (1978).

So security vigilance is essential.

BRUSSELS The price of freedom, it is said, is eternal vigilance.

We urge the Tribunals to remain vigilant in that regard.

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

Application of SDT to the study of vigilance indicates that in most, but not all cases, vigilance decrement is not the result of a reduction in sensitivity over time.

Vigilance had traditionally been associated with low cognitive demand and vigilance decrement with a decline in arousal pursuant to the low cognitive demand, but these views are no longer widely held.

In victory, that strength is being raised further, in the name of eternal vigilance.

The international community will have to be vigilant in that respect.

A just and lasting peace in the Middle East remained a pipe dream.

In addition, given that such activities often involve the provision of essential public services, the corporate partner ought to ensure that these are offered equitably and that the public service function is carried out with due diligence.

As IMF Managing Director, my message was one of vigilance and action.

The area of human rights, above all, demands our vigilance.

We will work actively with all other countries and will be highly vigilant at all times.

Origins of research The systematic study of vigilance was initiated by Norman Mackworth during World War II.

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

Modafinil seems to activate these orexin neurons in animal models, which would be expected to promote wakefulness.

The practice of adopting country resolutions has proven to be ineffective.

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

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But we can minimize risk by remaining vigilant and upholding at all times the values on which our societies are based.

The price of clarity, like the price of liberty, is eternal vigilance, and the two are connected.

Suspicious transaction reports are important as a means of ensuring customer due diligence in identifying potential money laundering activities.

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exercise preventive approach.

Advice ranges from sex in old age to tourism.

I'm bad at sports.

I like playing sports.

I like sports.

You should exercise.

States may choose individually not to exercise all their rights, or to exercise those rights collectively.

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.

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.

A4.3.5.3.1 Provide advice on any precaution to be taken during fire fighting. For example, keep containers cool with water spray .

Right to exercise diplomatic protection

Citizens enjoy the freedom to practice a religion.

In exchange for sex, he gave her food.

Condemns the practice of abduction of children

And the words that I would like you to focus on are complexity and emergence, because these will enable you to start the conversation and then daydream about other things.

Symptoms People suffering from hypervigilance may become preoccupied with studying their environment for possible threats, causing them to lose connections with their family and friends.

Orexin neurons are found in the hypothalamus but project to many parts of the brain, including several areas that regulate wakefulness.

You couldn't really do petty crime, either.