If you're a robber casing an area around a bank, you can see if you drive down a road what to expect ‑ are there security cameras, are there armed guards and so on". Haden Searles, chairman of the Durban North and Umhlanga community policing forum, told South Africa's Sunday Tribune: "This will only make the work of criminals easier.
The use of software containers with standardised interfaces has the potential make the work of biologists easier by creating simple to use, interchangeable tools.
Having records for private sales, particularly in the growing Internet market, would make the work of law enforcement easier.
There are now systems available intended to make the work of the surgeon easier by using osteotomy guides and compression plates.
In our report, we make the case that the process of economic engagement will make the work of nuclear negotiators easier, but only in the long run.
We also hope that as cooperative standards become more widely accepted, commercial organizations will see fit to offer these as tools or kits to make the work of individual researchers easier.
Thinking of your family triangle as a system that's naturally resistant to change might not make the work of self-differentiation easy, but it might be a good way to curb the urge to blame and point fingers.
"We hope the people who read our article can contribute to some solutions and make the work of genomic scientist much easier," he said.
The photos were inserted with no regard to illustrating the text; they are often grouped in sets of four or six pages, clearly in order to make the work of the book assemblers easier.
This didn't make the work of drafting the book any easier.
With breathalyser trials now being spread out to six further London boroughs, it remains to be seen whether these devices truly have the power to limit alcohol-fueled violence and make the work of London's door staff easier.
