Príklady policed

• It is about time we policed ourselves by driving this insane practice out of the schools.

• Thus, communities policed and judged themselves : the need to prevent crime and resolve disputes was one of the ties binding communities together.

• Data on crimes and population refer to areas policed by county constabularies; prosecutions in boroughs were minimal.

• One of the most obvious ways that masculinity might be "policed" is through the actual use of the police and legal system.

• In the perfectly policed world, chemical recommendations would generate police ordinances, and new knowledge would dictate immediate reform.

• The implementation of these plans has however never been policed.

• This is not to deny that these boundaries were also carefully policed.

• The boundary line between disability and unemployment does not have to be policed by making a medical determination.

• The chasm between nature and culture yawned wider than ever before, and attempts to bridge that chasm were policed more severely than ever before.

• If freedom were to advance, both the state and the public sphere had to be o policed by the right people.

• Fixed pitches are provided (and sponsored by a brewery) and performers' sets are regulated; ad hoc performance outside these times and places is strictly policed.

• Growing disapproval of children's work along with its patchily policed prohibition probably means undercounting was not uniform over time and across sectors.

• Circulation was the key to establishing a policed city.

• Acknowledgement of the private domain is sacrosanct in other areas of legislation, in fact heavily policed, but not addressed in discussions of the acoustic environment beyond amplitude limitations.

• Parker relies on a sharp dichotomy between external actions, which can be policed by the public authority, and internal thoughts, which are inviolably private.