Sentence examples for widespread searches from inspiring English sources

The suits will also cite the department's use of interlocking metal barricades, or pens, in which protesters say they were trapped during the demonstration; and widespread searches, which the group says were conducted without justification.

In the Jones case, the government argued in a brief to the Supreme Court that the Knotts case disapproved of only "widespread searches or seizures that are conducted without individualized suspicion".

Sayre disappeared after Himelrick, prompting widespread searches by friends, family members and concerned citizens.

Israeli forces are conducting a widespread search for the suspect, including in his home region.

But the process of finding his successor by an imaginative, widespread search procedure should start soon.

AZT collected dust on the shelf until the mid-1980s, when public awareness of the growing death toll from AIDS prompted a widespread search for treatments.

In the wake of headlines and a widespread search, many parents stopped letting children go to the school bus stop by themselves.

Although the officials gave no estimate of the final toll, the first widespread search for bodies raised hopes that the final count could be much lower than the 10,000 the mayor and others have predicted.

It is manifest in the widespread search for meaning – a peculiar characteristic of the modern age: our medieval and ancient forebears showed few signs of it, if anything suffering from an excess of meaning.

The abduction, in the Laurelton section of eastern Queens at about 2 20 p.m., set off a widespread search by the police and left the boy's family and the community in disbelief.

Police are carrying out a "widespread search" for Jason Bethell, 31, of Jaywick, Essex, who was charged with the murder of 58-year-old John Smith who died following a stabbing.