Sentence examples for policing limits from inspiring English sources
In a deal with London and Amsterdam announced this week, the company has agreed to take on the responsibility of policing limits on the number of days per year a full unit can be let through its system, making it the first short-term rental company to cut such a deal.
In some sense, although policing limits the expression of competitive ability, the innate tendency to compete is enhanced beyond that able to evolve in the absence of policing: policing permits the evolution of more extreme interference competition.
To begin with, the dispute was a typically polite Seattle affair, the strikers following police limits on how long they could block the roads, the managers bemoaning the absence of their "talented journalists".
Local police limited access in Leicester and warned hopeful customers of wait times.
The police limited the number of protesters on the street outside the embassy; some people ate lunch on the roadside while they waited for their turn to march.
Palestinians throw rocks and shoot fireworks during clashes with Israeli border police, as Israeli police limit the access to Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem on Friday, Nov. 7, 2014.
Moody (6) pointed to cost-containment polices limiting opportunities for research in clinical settings.
Sharkey endorses Bratton's "new version of broken windows policing that limits the need for aggressive enforcement". Good luck with that.
Will the draft bill help us to find and police these limits?
He understands that the rules of sport require technology to be policed, but limits do not excite him much.
In 1966, Miranda v. Arizona became the best known of a cluster of Supreme Court decisions underscoring the concept that suspects have rights and the police have limits.
