Sentence examples for better patrolled from inspiring English sources

"It certainly seems to be much better patrolled in [Indonesia]." In response to the recent incidents, the Indonesian Navy has instructed all commercial vessels "to avoid piracy-prone waters around the southern Philippines," a spokesman for the Indonesian military said.

He also thinks his lighter frame will allow him to better patrol center field.

In 2008 Silvio Berlusconi, then prime minister of Italy, and Col. Muammar al-Qaddafi of Libya had sealed an investment agreement based on the Libyan leader's promise to better patrol his country's coasts and close the "spigot" of migrants.

Broader ambitions should include a robot that can traverse more than the limited range of a desktop in order to better patrol the home.

In a move that has the ACLU's approval, the Denver Police Department will be piloting the use of body cameras for better patrol documentation.

This merits investigation so New Yorkers can know the true crime statistics from their borough and thus have the ability to pressure the police department to better patrol high crime areas.

Greece wants Turkey to create refugee reception centers on the Turkish coast and better patrol its beaches and waters to pick up refugee boats before they make the crossing to Greece. .

Others have experimented with adding software for aiming the camera or enhancements like better lights for patrolling at night.

Border Patrol officials say that as the agency continues to add agents, as recently authorized by Congress, they will be better able to patrol the toughest areas of the Sonoran Desert.

Dr Mohammed says radar would help Nigeria to patrol better its mineral and fisheries wealth.

Michael Jones, chief of the Suwanee Police Department, which has 36 officers, says rising gas prices have enabled him to change the way Suwanee is patrolled for the better.