Sentence examples for use of checkpoints from inspiring English sources

ALBANY, Oct. 22 - Since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, federal border patrol agents have been stepping up their use of checkpoints on highways near the country's borders to inspect vehicles for illegal immigrants, narcotics, terrorists and terrorist weapons.

It states that "there will be no immigration enforcement initiatives associated with evacuations or sheltering related to Isaac, including the use of checkpoints for immigration enforcement purposes in impacted areas during an evacuation".

Sequential execution often requires the use of checkpoints (it usually employs backward recovery), and parallel execution often requires the use of algorithms to ensure consistency of input data (it usually employs forward recovery by invoking all the variants and coordinating their execution through a synchronization regime) (Pullum [2001]; Wilfredo [2000]).

"There will be no immigration enforcement initiatives associated with evacuations or sheltering related to Matthew, including the use of checkpoints for immigration enforcement purposes in impacted areas during an evacuation," a 2016 statement read.

The most common use of checkpoints is when a task execution fails.

When high-speed memory is limited, dynamic programming algorithm backtraces make use of checkpoints for re-computing needed intermediate values.

These findings provide highly significant information about response kinetics to viroimmunotherapy and juxtapose the clinical use of checkpoint inhibitors against chronically dysfunctional T cells and the acute T cell response to oncolytic viruses.

A27 Use of Sobriety Checkpoints The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the police can add a trained dog to sobriety checkpoints to check cars for drugs.

Other recommendations include greater use of sobriety checkpoints, seizure of cars from drunken drivers, and retention of conviction and arrest records for at least 10 years.

He vows, through the use of Palestinian checkpoints and police, to confiscate illegal weapons (although, for now, he refuses to search for weapons in people's homes).

Tomorrow, the court begins the term's review of Fourth Amendment principles with an Indianapolis case involving the use of police checkpoints and drug-sniffing dogs to check motorists for illicit drugs.