Sentence examples for a permanent policing from inspiring English sources

RIO DE JANEIRO — The police will invade 40 of the most violent slums in this city before the 2014 soccer World Cup being held in Brazil, with the goal of establishing a permanent policing presence in communities now controlled by well-armed drug gangs, Rio State officials say.

"We had to put a permanent police checkpoint in to keep them apart," he said.

During the 90s, there was a permanent police presence here and the priests were under 24-hour protection.

He regularly receives death threats, and drives himself and his kids around in a bulletproof car with a permanent police bodyguard.

Having endured a placement at a school which required a permanent police presence, he once again changed tack and is now studying towards becoming a chartered accountant.

But since 2008, when it was the first favela to be "pacified" with a permanent police presence, Dona Marta has become something of a model community.

It just needed to be bolstered substantially, with the addition of sand-filled dump trucks at times (an effort to prevent vehicular attacks) and a permanent police cordon.

In urban areas, the police have adopted a new scheme of community policing, marking out 1,500 areas that are crime hotspots and assigning a permanent police presence to them.

Then a permanent police station, called a "Pacifying Police Unit" (UPP in the Portuguese acronym), is set up, staffed by officers trained in community policing who patrol around the clock.

China will also take the lead in setting up a permanent police and standby force of 8,000 troops, the President confirmed at the opening session of the general debate.

The government has promised the village a paved road, electricity, a permanent police outpost and a school to be named for Ms. Bibi, where she will be a teacher.