Such regimes are therefore inherently belligerent and democratic nations must always be on guard against them.
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But we are not on guard against deflation, whereby the intrinsic value of money goes up--the opposite of inflation.
U.S. and coalition forces were already on guard against an expected Taliban spring offensive even before bin Laden's death, Campbell added.
Crises tend to come from places you are not on guard against.
They were right about this, and a whole generation of free-market intellectuals has been on guard against the threat of inflation ever since.
Kurds live in a contiguous region across Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Syria, and those governments long have been on guard against Kurdish separatist militants.
We must be on guard against cybersecurity becoming cyber-pork as well.
Many but not all ETF strategists use backtesting, and investors who are accustomed to mutual funds, where regulations generally forbid this practice, need to be on guard against it, experts say.
Shanghai is also on guard against bird flu in the real world: Signs in apartment compounds warn residents to watch out for the high fevers, breathing difficulties and other symptoms of the virus.
China's central bank Gov. Zhou Xiaochuan said last month that he is on guard against inflation and that monetary policy is now "neutral, " after a slightly easy policy stance in the past year.
But she warned members of the public to be on their guard against the virus.
You have to be constantly on your guard against being robbed, beaten or dragged into cars by strangers.
It is exactly this sort of reactionary, ill-thought-out nonsense that we should be on our guard against in the weeks and months ahead.
As many as 500 soldiers from the Midlands are serving out in Afghanistan fighting regular battles with the Taliban and on constant guard against the threat of IEDs.
She was wary, trained to expect little of life, grateful for small pleasures, on her guard against promises, accustomed to making the best of things, in the habit of both wanting and not daring to want something more.
Governments spend vast sums on defence to guard against the remote chance that their countries may be invaded.
Chickens scratch around under huts that sit on stilts to guard against flooding when the river bursts its banks.
They allege the men, who were on board an Italian commercial vessel to guard against Somali pirates, opened fire on the fishing boat.
In 1948 there were no rows about rockets placed on suburban roofs to guard against terrorism.
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The men, who were on board an Italian commercial vessel to guard against pirates, are accused of opening fire on the fishing boat.
The first attack on Romney had been a jab, dropping Romney's guard against the haymaker: On Friday, the Obama team counter-charged that it was Romney who was lying in his ads or who had committed a felony, lying on 140 official forms that he signed as CEO and sole shareholder of Bain between 1999 and 2002.
Another one taxes businesses on the generators they keep to guard against power cuts.
Pink-and-green rubber flaps hang on the freshly painted cars to guard against scratches, one of hundreds of thousands of ideas factory workers continually submit to improve Toyota, and one that is now a common feature in car factories worldwide.
One reason is that the Obama administration is rethinking a planned missile-defence system, which would have placed ten interceptor rockets in Poland and a radar station in the Czech Republic, in order to guard against Iranian missile attacks on America and much of Europe.
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When the White House statement came out Saturday, activists seized on the part that said the legislation "must guard against the risk of online censorship of lawful activity, " although the White House also said it wanted an antipiracy bill to pass.
Financial reform will not guard against every instance of greed and irresponsibility on Wall Street.
And the vessel was also called on during her transit home, to guard a merchant ship against piracy in the Gulf of Aden.
The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act bars employers from taking action against National Guard and Reserve members based on their military service and allows them to reclaim their jobs after periods of active duty or training.
To guard against future floods, the government is trying to resettle refugees on higher ground.
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