Sentence examples for intensive policing from inspiring English sources

Intensive policing, Wooldridge added, could backfire by encouraging rave patrons to "pre-load" before entering.

The police now accept that gangs are best tackled by a combination of intensive policing, surveillance and proper outreach programmes, so that troublemakers can escape their predicament.

Until its following became such as to require intensive policing, elaborate traffic diversions and special licensing hours, the balance might be said to have been positive.

Urban drug gangs dealing heroin and crack cocaine are expanding their operations from cities into rural and coastal towns in search of new customers and less intensive policing, according to a report.

But some civil-rights campaigners complain that it is too intrusive; in New Orleans, after more intensive policing methods were introduced last year, citizen complaints of verbal or physical abuse by officers went up by 11%.

Although it is not clear whether this increase in arrests signifies an escalation of sales or is simply the result of more intensive policing, the data indicates its recurrence in the city.

Islamists believe (often falsely) that places of worship are under intensive police and security-service scrutiny.

American officials already plan to fly as many as 28,000 Iraqis to Hungary in the next several months for an intensive police training course.

American officials are planning to ferry as many as 28,000 Iraqis to Eastern Europe for an intensive police training course, and have secured permission from the Hungarian government.

Instead, in this "war" on terrorism three other things take precedence: intensive police work across national borders, an ideological campaign to engage all the arguments and excuses for terrorism and reject them, and a serious and sustained diplomatic effort.

Mr. McDonald, who said he has been arrested many times but never convicted, and who denies the gang leader charge, smiled at Eli. "I feel safe," Ms. Rose said, dismissing the need for more intensive police protection on Rugby.