Sentence examples for Sensitive locations from inspiring English sources

Courthouses weren't on the "sensitive locations" list, but arrests were very rare.

The standards call for "no-fly zones" to ensure sufficient distance from airports or sensitive locations.

The principle of "sensitive locations" has always been ambiguous, which only compounds the current fears in Las Cruces.

Architect Ross Langdon worked in Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania, creating eco-lodges and socially sustainable tourism in ecologically sensitive locations.

But, he added, officers now patrol the bridge's sensitive locations, and alarms and sensors have been placed at those points.

"Of course we include them as sensitive locations from time to time," said a police spokesman, Paul J. Browne.

"This includes ICE policy regarding enforcement actions at or near sensitive locations".

Similarly, the Department of Homeland Security reaffirmed last month that its "sensitive locations memo" is still in place.

A 2011 memo advises agents to avoid enforcement activities at "sensitive locations," including at schools, hospitals and churches.

Immigration agents are supposed to avoid enforcements at "sensitive locations" like schools, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Still, Mr. Stapleton said, in the 1980s there was resistance to using dogs to patrol sensitive locations.