Rengelink (2012) found that naval force intervention was an effective measure of increasing guardianship that reduced piracy.
By deliberately augmenting employee surveillance (e.g. lighting, warning alarms), increasing guardianship (e.g. watchmen) and assigning specific on-board activities (e.g. antipiracy watch, shipboard security), a shipmaster can maximize visibility that leaves pirates sensing increased crew vigilance, which has been supported by previous research in other areas (Braga et al. 1999; Clifton 1993).
Moreover, as child victims may be easily targeted because they are outside on the street, it is possible to design or restructure public places, extend guardianship, or increase the natural surveillance of outdoor public places (e.g., removing blind spots and natural obstacles, trimming bushes in parks or public spaces; Wortley and Smallbone 2006).
In departing from their home CT, residents reduce local guardianship, perhaps increasing crime near home as much as they supplement crime elsewhere. .
From the routine activity perspective, perception of crime at the aggregate level will occur where there is an intersection between human movement patterns in the urban domain, reduced guardianship and increased public display of criminality.
It has increased the number of guardianship councils, and has trained professionals and community leaders in the needs of young children.
Unlike crime offline, spam and spambots appear to increase with the availability of guardianship.
In 2008 President Bush signed "The Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act" which increases federal support, promotes adoption and relative guardianship, which results in permanent families, and focuses on improving education and health care for foster children.
By preventing nest collection through added guardianship, the program contributed to increases in populations of protected species in the project area.
