Sentence examples for movement of potential from inspiring English sources

Ceasefire deals have been signed in Addis Ababa, but in reality it is the rainy season that has discouraged the movement of potential refugees and armed groups.

The purpose of the bridge and tunnel closings, Mr. Cocola said, was not to prevent the movement of potential terrorists but to clear the way for emergency vehicles to get around the city.

"One of the objectives of our conference in London is to strengthen counter-terrorism co-operation to make it easier for countries in this region to disrupt terrorist networks, to disrupt their financing and the movement of potential terrorists".

However, with many UK media brands publishing stories suggesting the lack of border controls enables the free movement of potential terrorists, the end of the Schengen area may help to allay some security fears relating to EU membership.

As well as safeguards put in place by plant scientists within Fera and the Forestry Commission, Dr Slawson explained that the European Plant Protection Organization (EPPO) was continually monitoring the movement of potential threats to Europe's flora.

When habitat refugia is fragmented and limited, movement of potential prey animals between patches of protective habitat may be driven by biotic factors including foraging opportunities, risk of predation mortality, as well as density effects.

Now, says Mr Fox, let's extend that co-operation, with immigration and customs agencies in the three countries passing each other intelligence on the movements of potential terrorists.

The spines are covered by thin, highly innervated skin and are thought to be sensitive to the movements of potential predators when the potto tucks its head between its arms in a defensive posture.

Cuttlefish distracted by human clamor in the sea may also find it difficult to woo mates or sense the movements of potential prey, the researchers suggest.

The ability to continuously monitor the vehicular movements of potential terrorists, or any potential criminal for that matter, presents an enormous advantage to law enforcement agencies.

It is also conceivable that shifts in urban form and traffic flows, including major changes such as growth in out-of-city shopping malls in the 1990s, may have changed the movement patterns of potential targets and offenders in ways that reduced street crime.