Sentence examples for patrol program from inspiring English sources

She was so impressed that she asked if he wanted to join the police Citizens on Patrol program, which allows volunteers to patrol in a car with amber lights.

Appointed provost marshal of Vienna, he instituted the "four men in a jeep" international patrol program, which saw American, Soviet, French, and British troops collectively policing the occupied city.

In Oakland's Chinatown, for example, local activists and merchants are planning to start a "citizen on patrol" program that trains uniformed volunteers to serve as liaisons between the police and residents who are uncomfortable reporting crimes or waiting for the police.

The safety patrol program, which is free, looks for disabled motorists, debris, and accidents along the roadway and provides assistance.

The Australians began an intensive patrol program in AO Columbus and were soon fighting up to platoon-sized Viet Cong units in a series of bunker complexes.

But it is home to houses of worship from many faiths, including Muslim and interfaith, and the Clergy on Patrol program will recruit religious leaders from diverse backgrounds, Warren told HuffPost.

But the TSA randomly excludes fewer travelers who enroll through the border patrol programs because the programs require fliers to submit more background information, such as fingerprints, compared to travelers who enroll through loyalty reward programs, according to TSA officials.

During the third period (2005 2009), estimated IUU catches were lower than previously (Fig. 1), but dedicated offshore patrol programs generated substantial information (67 records of 26 vessels, with 62% of vessels observed more than once).

Efforts to repair the defences and assert control in no man's land began immediately, with an aggressive patrolling program by the Australians leading to numerous clashes with Chinese patrols, while they also endured heavy shelling during this time.

In 1984, Sergeant McGoey was part of a new initiative, the community patrol officer program, that started at the 72nd Precinct and was intended as a way for the police to get to know residents, encourage tips and build trust.

But independent senator Nick Xenophon said the decision to move the offshore patrol vessels program to Western Australia in 2020 was "highly political" and would waste hundreds of millions of dollars.