Sentence examples for highly patrolled from inspiring English sources

And they are doing so in one of the most highly patrolled -- and politicized -- spots in the country.

So many of the definitive statements of what it means to be British, or indeed English – we'll set the Scots to one side, and the Irish, too, of course – come to rest on the distant, highly patrolled shore of cultural exceptionalism.

This limitation, however, should be minimal in a highly patrolled region such as Baghdad.

The Vera Institute of Justice conducted a survey of 500 men and women in five "highly patrolled" New York City neighborhoods Jamaica in Queens, East Harlem, Bedford-Stuyvesant and East New York in Brooklyn, and the South Bronx--who were between the ages of 18 and 25, and who had been stopped by police at least once.

Finally, the purpose-paid workers patrolled highly polluted areas of coastline, carrying out boulders and rocks, shingle beaches, sandy beaches, wharves and high-pressure/vacuum clean-up activities.

"The assurance that the infrastructure could handle additional density, had adequate storm drainage and would allow for well lit, beautified, highly maintained and regularly patrolled pedestrian access for businesses and residents has certainly played a part in the continued investment we have seen around Kirby since 2008," he said.

The police then flooded those areas with highly targeted patrols.

Concerns that this first pairing of the clubs for nearly three years could unleash pent-up aggression between rivals fans, and spark the sectarian tensions at their root, resulted in a huge policing operation, with leave cancelled and highly visible patrols across the city centre.

I-21 made a highly successful patrol in January and February, during which she sank five ships, and two other submarines operated off Sydney and Brisbane in March.

We have street gangs that have only been kept in check by the stringent application of a high ratio of gang officers supplemented by a highly trained patrol force.

The Army patrolled the streets of the capital, a highly unusual sight for this normally placid country.