Sentence examples for dispersal zone from inspiring English sources

The carnival was patrolled by 7,000 officers enforcing a new dispersal zone, introduced for the first time this year to allow police to remove revellers thought to be engaging in antisocial behaviour.

A dispersal zone is due to come into force in the Olympic home borough to tackle anti-social behaviour.

In green is the focus of an early selection regime of japonica domestication and its initial dispersal zone, including northwards into the temperate zone.

Least-cost path models identified important landscape linkages, and model results were used to delineate a Dispersal Zone to accommodate future panther dispersal outside of south Florida.

For the first time, officers were given powers to enforce a dispersal zone and remove any revellers considered to be engaging in antisocial behaviour.

"There's a dispersal zone set up around East London, that if there's more than two people in them, police can come along if they think they're engaging in antisocial behavior and kick them out of the area and make them not return," Boykoff reports.

We are now living in a country that subjects children to Asbos, dispersal zones, truancy sweeps, fixed penalty notices and, soon, house arrest if they are excluded from school.

A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "Following success from other dispersal zones in Newham, and requests from both residents and local businesses, it was decided to implement one in this area to reduce anti-social behaviour".

It follows that for long-lived, host-specialized parasites, such as Echinococcus, it is likely that long time periods are required for the evolutionary changes required to enable dispersal to zones with insufficient host densities of its original species.

In addition to Kabylia in Algeria, which would have been successively a centre of dispersal and a zone of secondary contacts, we identified an area in Galicia where genetically distinct west and east type populations would have regained contact.

The Primary, Dispersal and Secondary zones comprise essential components of a landscape-scale conservation plan for the protection of a viable Florida panther population in south Florida.