Sentence examples for vigorous policing from inspiring English sources
Despite more vigorous policing, the number of people caught trying to cross has declined markedly.
Although central Johannesburg will probably never again be Africa's financial hub, it could, with vigorous policing, discover a new kind of charm.
But a registration of all funds alone, without much more vigorous policing, could backfire if naïve investors perceive it as a seal of approval.
"If you see a firework explode 400 feet in the air it is hard to know who let it off on the ground", says Tom Smith of the British Pyrotechnists Association.A better approach would be more confident and vigorous policing.
And Ann Widdecombe, the Tories' home affairs spokeswoman, echoed Mr. Hague's tough-talking approach, saying the public welcomed vigorous policing, including aggressive stop-and-search programs, which disproportionally affect black and Asian Britons.
In this vigorous policing of his output he is encouraged by his neighbor Hupp, who keeps telling him, as they jointly prune a camellia or spray a lemon tree in La Jolla, "Be tough.
He called for vigorous police profiling of people from the Muslim world and drew a direct equation between immigration controls and national defense.
Residents demanded a vigorous police presence, and the department complied, and just as quickly their sons began to complain of being stopped.
Bratton's interpretation of the Broken Windows approach called for vigorous police enforcement of minor crimes like fare-beating and intrusive panhandling as a tool to preserve public order and, at the same time, to catch criminals.
The four successive marches during November and December 2010, which saw sporadic disorder met by vigorous police tactics including the "kettling" of crowds for hours in freezing conditions, were geared heavily around the enactment of the law greatly increasing tuition fees.
As news broke on Thursday that a vigorous police and F.B.I. search had resumed for the remains of Etan Patz, whose disappearance as a 6-year-old in 1979 focused national attention on the issue of missing children, raw emotional reactions flooded Twitter.
