Sentence examples for mutual policing from inspiring English sources

Worker sterility is hypothesized to be enforced by mutual policing.

Mutual policing is an important mechanism for reducing conflict in cooperative groups.

When individuals engage in mutual policing at some cost to themselves, the group as a whole functions as an evolutionary unit, as in the social insects, where "Worker policing... may be selected due to the colony-level benefit of conflict suppression" ([ 21] p. 169).

In societies of ants, bees, and wasps, mutual policing of worker reproduction can evolve when workers are more closely related to the queen's sons than to the sons of workers or when the costs of worker reproduction lower the inclusive fitness of workers.

A spokesman said: "They are essential to test our procedures alongside our mutual aid policing colleagues and partners from the military".

After controlling for the absolute number of eggs laid, these scientists conclude that the queen's multiple matings favor mutual worker policing.

Mutual worker policing can also evolve when the costs of worker reproduction are high [ 32, 33].

Mutual worker policing can evolve if workers are more closely related to the queen's sons than to the sons of other workers (relatedness hypothesis).

The media descended on Ipswich, and the 300-strong Suffolk force working on the murders was bolstered by another 300 mutual aid police workers.

Together, we can raise the level of mutual trust that policing is built on – the idea that police officers are members of the communities they risk their lives to protect, and citizens in Ferguson and New York and Cleveland just want the same thing young people here marched for – the protection of the law.

It seems unwise to divert its scarce resources from policing mutual funds, or the publicly traded companies that have produced so many scandals.