Sentence examples for patrolling the high from inspiring English sources

Operation Nunalivut involves patrolling the high Arctic, learning about winter survival and training with the Canadian Ranger Patrol Group, an Inuit unit.

Voting against an outrageously expensive four-sub Trident renewal permanently and pointlessly patrolling the high seas is a feasible political position.

Canada is looking to get serious about patrolling the high seas, and that means fighting pirates.

It seems to me that in the age of consensus politics, Jack Wills Blackshirts patrolling the high roads and Ellie Goulding, it's our nightlife that defines the nation.

The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation has estimated there are 2.5 times the capacity of fishing vessels patrolling the high seas than what the ocean's fishing populations can cope with.

In the decade or so from 2017-18, the current plan is to spend between £25bn and £30bn building four vast new submarines whose sole purpose will be to patrol the high seas 24/7 waggling our nuclear bomb at – er – no one in particular.

Although the official cover story bills him as environment editor, an apparent subeditor's slip in bylining a recent report by him on cod stocks gave away the former media editor's secret true role as "Oceans correspondent", a post that must require him to patrol the high seas 24/7 in a sou'wester, covering a beat stretching from Sligo to Singapore, Valencia to Vladivostok.

About 4,000 National Guard troops began to patrol the high ways here and in southern Ohio yesterday, and the Pennsyl vania State Police ordered 50 troopers into the western part of the state today, saying there had been 352 incidents involv ing violence since steel haulers there struck on April 8.

Both countries would patrol the high seas and territorial waters of signatory countries in the Mediterranean.

It got better as they all voted on increasing the police presence in the high school as they have "bought" a cop from one of the townships to patrol the high school.

Harold Hudson, a black police officer, spent three nights inside Eunice High, patrolling the hallways with Federal marshals in case someone tried to turn the school into a bonfire.