Sentence examples for checkpoints which is from inspiring English sources

Nationally, the agency stopped 505 firearms from going through security checkpoints, which is about five to seven a day.

Paradoxically, the Mrc1 branch of the S phase checkpoints, which is activated by replicative stress, prevents HR repair at breaks and arrested forks.

Tumors with germline BRCA mutations accompany the capacity to escape cell cycle checkpoints, which is in accordance with the low incidence of mutant BRCA-mediated sporadic tumorigenesis.

Both sides want to avoid a hard border that risks reigniting attacks on checkpoints, which were a feature of the Troubles.

To reach Bethlehem he would have had to cross Israeli checkpoints, which were given special instructions in case he decided to make a break for it.

Federal officials have long criticized the effectiveness of the security checkpoints, which are typically run by contractors working for the airlines.

Today, the brightly colored flags of various groups flutter above their respective checkpoints, which are sometimes only metres apart along roads not long ago controlled by ISIS.

In face-to-face interviews with 3,500 travelers in mid-November, the company says it found significant improvements in satisfaction scores for check-in time, courtesy and professionalism at security checkpoints, which are all now staffed by federal employees.

"Every visitor who takes the time to go to the West Bank – pilgrims, Christians, atheists, Muslims, whether they are MPs or from NGOs or Church organisations – sees the [Israeli] wall, sees these settlements with 600,000-plus inhabitants, the checkpoints, which are a daily humiliation, and the difficulties students face in getting there from Gaza".

Consumers do this scanning because it earns them "checkpoints" which are accumulated and can be redeemed once you have enough.

It's not meant for field stops so much as checkpoints, which are illegal in many states, and requires a laptop and hand-held device to operate.