Sentence examples for preventing disorder from inspiring English sources

Ripa was supposed to protect national security and detect crime while preventing disorder and protecting public health.

But then, he didn't have the benefit of computers or of the broken-window theory of controlling crime by preventing disorder in public spaces.

Privately, senior police officers also expressed doubt that the measure would have anything more than a "marginal effect" on preventing disorder and said the real issue was the numbers of officers on the streets.

The council acknowledges that preventing disorder in Tripoli, a sprawling city of over 1m people, will be far tougher than bringing smaller and more socially cohesive provincial towns under its control.The council has shown itself anxious to avoid reprisal killings.

Under section 28(3) of RIPA this can be done for reasons including "the purpose of preventing or detecting crime or of preventing disorder", "the interests of the economic well-being of the United Kingdom", "the interests of public safety", or "for any purpose … which is specified for the purposes of this subsection by an order made by the secretary of state".

Operational police orders placed "more emphasis on preventing disorder than public safety".

Some argue that screening for genetic diseases as part of IVF would be a better method of preventing disorders being passed down through the generations.

A reproducible in vitro model of human neocortical development could facilitate the development of new drugs for reversing or preventing disorders of the cerebral cortex.

4 The current state of mental healthcare in resource constrained countries raises questions not only about the adequacy and distribution of resources for treating and preventing disorders, but also about the efficiency with which the resources are used.

"Does the requirement to facilitate peaceful protest override the police's duty to prevent disorder?

The remit was to prevent disorder, but by providing intelligence you rob these groups of the element of surprise.