Sentence examples for managed zone from inspiring English sources

If there were consistency in health and safety alone, Leeds police would be insisting on hi-vis jackets and lanyards in their night-time "managed zone".

The reaction to a young woman's murder in England's legalised "managed zone" in Leeds was certainly muted, for a country that gets exercised about domestic violence, forced marriages, child rape.

Research at John Moores University in Liverpool, based on more than 1,000 replies from residents, businesses and sex workers, showed that 83% were in favour of a managed zone; 91% said it should be away from residential areas; and more than 50% said it should be distant from both daytime and night-time businesses.

No one is pretending the managed zone is an idyll.

Lots of the women working in Holbeck are already vulnerable and would remain so were the managed zone to disappear.

Anyone from outside the UK – and sex workers in the managed zone are frequently migrants – found themselves detained and questioned.

His suggestions include managed zones where sex workers can work safely, decriminalisation, or even full legislation.

They managed zones generating up to half a million euros a weekend, selling weed, huge amounts of cocaine.

While managed zones were not perfect, they were better than residential areas, where people found discarded needles and condoms and prostitutes were beaten up every night.

For this reason, so called "prostitution managed zones" such as the one in Leeds in which 23-year-old Daria Pionko was murdered last December are not a solution.

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