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He said that although discrimination inside stadiums is now effectively policed, the problem has tended to move elsewhere.

The findings lend weight to claims from critics that police in Kern County are effectively policed only by themselves.

Similar sites with names such as Sheep and Pandora sprang up, raising questions about whether the internet can be effectively policed.

Any new offence would be a response to widespread concerns that domestic violence is not being effectively policed, the commission said.

However, she also said "it would be much more difficult to get a ceasefire" unless Israel could be reassured that Lebanon would be effectively policed.

And, Khalaf said, the Peace Brigades have effectively policed themselves, immediately punishing members who were accused of looting shops, stealing civilian vehicles or acting imperiously.

His report warned this amounted to Huawei "effectively policing themselves".

Housing advocates have long argued that Nycha effectively polices itself.

Regulators often lacked the skills and know how to effectively police financial firms.

But some security experts wonder how authorities can effectively police the Walter Whites of the web.

Such revelations dashed forever the notion that Wall Street could effectively police itself.