These findings support the need for legislative policy responses such as harsher blood alcohol concentration laws, closer enforcement of such laws including sobriety checkpoints, and limitations to access for alcohol, rather than solely education or public awareness campaigns in urban Mongolia [ 1, 2, 25, 26].
This led to the introduction of Police checkpoints controlling access to the Isle of Dogs, reminiscent of the City's 'ring of steel'.
Since then, they have been patrolling the streets, operating checkpoints, controlling access to some government buildings and establishing themselves as the country's power-brokers.
SYRIA The security crackdown along the country's coast tightened, with checkpoints blocking access to the city of Baniyas and its outlying areas, where four pro-democracy demonstrators were killed Sunday.
Less unusual were the huge traffic jams at the checkpoints controlling access to government offices, big hotels and the main shopping centre: an alert was on for a car bombing or suicide attack and every vehicle was searched by soldiers or scruffy militiamen in camouflage trousers and T-shirts.
This effectively left folks who do not have ID unable to reach their homes until these checkpoints were lifted, sometimes leaving them stranded or unable to access important items such as needed medication.
But Palestinian officials sounded more concerned, saying the Israelis had disappointed them by refusing to yield checkpoints controlling access through an Israeli barrier to one of the cities, Qalqilya.
'Easy to access bathrooms.
In addition, they gave the production team access to the border checkpoint to Mexico, as shown in the film during the scene in which Wakefield and his people talk with border officials.
The fighting took place at two military checkpoint that control access to the Shekai Valley, an area where hundreds of militants are believed to be hiding.
