Examples of patrol

• Likewise, extensive night patrols were reserved for the winter months with their increased indigents and decreased luminescence.

• Such encounters appear to have been not infrequent as the patrols took on more responsibility for regular police surveillance.

• The only recourse against such maneuvers was to coordinate simultaneous patrols with the other government's forces, an expensive and laborious procedure.

• While it had often been difficult to organize full patrols, there were few effective sanctions against absenteeism.

• When excise sales were far too low, they intensified their enforcement efforts through police patrols, informers and other tried and true methods.

• Having random police patrols apprehend only some "unsuccessful" attempting criminals is not unfair even when such patrols miss other attempting criminals.

• Others who blame the military focus more attention on the civil patrols.

• The monthly fruit patrols of the reserve revealed the seasonality of the bats' food sources.

• They might spend much time, therefore, patrolling their school and its classrooms, talking with children and offering comment to teachers.

• In 1974 the two rival groups were separated by a corridor of barriers patrolled by police.

• Guards patrolled the roads, preventing farmers from leaving the scheme or selling their harvest to outside traders.

• The long-lived leaves are not patrolled but have an effective chemical defence.

• The social connotations of the patrols were immediately apparent.

• The patrols did resurface in late 1937 but seem to have lapsed thereafter.

• In the process, civil patrols acted in very different ways in different parts of the country.