So that citizens don t become complacent.

You can see just how complacent the official Chinese media have become.

The report s third case study looks at what happens when we become complacent about a vital system.

Still, I am not complacent.

But this is a dangerously complacent argument.

The same is true of governments they, too, can lose the hunger and ambition of youth and allow themselves to become complacent.

There is a risk that we will become complacent, that we'll enjoy the movement we've created and, more importantly, our roles within it.

Europe cannot afford to let this history make it complacent.

Say nothing, and I'd be told that I'm complacent too.

And despite all of this, Bangladeshis remain proud and complacent.

Despite these laws, the government has been entirely complacent with ConocoPhillips since 2010.

But we should not be complacent about the potential for politicization in the West.

Nevertheless, the IMF is not complacent, and seeks to ensure that policies deliver results.

The coach urged his team not to be complacent following their four consecutive wins.

For Boeing became complacent and forgot that the airline business is a cut throat world.

So far, investors have been complacent about the risks posed by the looming budget fight.

So, while global markets arguably have been rationally complacent, financial contagion cannot be ruled out.

But we cannot be complacent that the forces of national egoism will remain in check.

While such an outcome may be improbable, it would be complacent folly to dismiss the possibility.

Both parties are less complacent than the current government about the eurozone s stability and Europe s growth prospects.

Civil society organizations were not so complacent, using the courts, the media, and civil disobedience to lobby for change.

Activists argue that public education is the key to reversing attitudes that allow societies to remain complacent to corruption.

We can argue about how to best achieve these goals, but we can't be complacent about the goals themselves.

We can argue about how to best achieve these goals, but we can't be complacent about the goals themselves.

You become your nation. You become your religion.

But there was also an argument that Rakhat and Kazakhstan could not afford to be complacent in Eurasia's ongoing chocolate wars

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The report s third case study looks at what happens when we become complacent about a vital system. For example, constant innovation in medical science over the last 100 years has left us with the impression that our health care systems can never regress.

Bill Clinton, caught up in the complacent 1990 s, is said to have envied Franklin Roosevelt s crisis conditions of the 1930 s.

Moreover, I warned that the Fed was too complacent and should be reducing sharply the federal funds rate, which was above 5 .

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Temelín become famous!

They've become family.

Tadpoles become frogs.

I've become impotent.

It's become dark.

I've become smarter.

I'll become stronger.

I've become forgetful.

They'll become teachers.

They become lovers.

Economies where entrepreneurs now flourish must not become complacent. State guided economies can continue their rapid growth path, but ultimately they will need to make a transition to a suitable blend of the other two forms of good capitalism if they want to continue rapid growth.

More broadly, the government regards the US as too complacent vis à vis Kurdish political developments and unmoved by Turkey's concerns about Kurdish independence.

Israel doesn t become safer, nor do Hamas or Fatah become more popular.

A man can become a fish and a fish can become God.