Sentence examples for vigilance groups from inspiring English sources

Colonel Singh leads an umbrella group of residents' associations that have started volunteer vigilance groups as watchdogs against crime.

The civil defence activities involved forming unarmed youth vigilance groups to report on any suspicious items/people and work closely with the Sri Lankan Police".

In 2008, the Sri Lankan Ministry of Defence "merged" a community policing project, that was being delivered by UK advisers, with civil defence activities which "involved forming unarmed youth vigilance groups to report on any suspicious items/people".

The true objective of the plan was to re-organise the civilians as vigilance groups that can function parallel to the official state intelligence bodies", said Bashana Abeywardane, an exiled Sri Lankan journalist who now coordinates the press freedom group Journalists for Democracy in Sri Lanka.

"People say, 'We have to get guns.' Who has the energy to work for peace?" In Baka and nearby places, peace proponents have activated a system of neighborhood vigilance groups, a network that is usually called upon when there is a threat of attack on Arabs in order to witness abuses.

In some areas, members of the boys groups have allied and created community vigilance groups against sexual violence, and report on protection concerns to local leaders or police.

Michael Deats, who leads the vigilance group on fake medicines at WHO in Geneva, said "the highest political will is required" to ensure that global policies on bad drugs make a difference on the ground.

Subjects showing less than 50percentnt alpha waves (low vigilance group) in the closed-eyes condition were compared to subjects showing more than 50percentnt alpha waves (high vigilance group).

Underpinning this interpretation is the fact that functional clustering was also observed in awake animals, but was less abundant and less well-defined in this vigilance group.

Alternatively, higher rates of increase in efficiency may also arise from a reduced need for vigilance in groups.

The idea of the division of labor was further supported by the analysis of directions of vigilance within groups (Table  2).