Examples of using Policed in English and their translations into Spanish
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they are rarely policed, so Greenpeace have assigned a monitoring role to themselves.
A terrific scandal there before my arrival… meant that we were drilled all day… and policed all night.
Such measures allow Somali pirates to operate in an area so vast that it cannot possibly be properly policed by international naval forces.
travel is highly restricted and policed.
No-go areas of over 100 metres wide on each side of the barrier will be policed by IDF.
which were policed by armed forces violating Iraq's sovereignty
This commitment and support from the international community will ensure that the region is policed effectively and impartially,
It would be useful to know whether the riots had been policed by forces from outside the areas where the riots had taken place, or whether the focus had been on community policing. .
There are sparsely policed areas in several Central American countries including the Laguna del Tigre Park in Guatemala,
There are sparsely policed areas in several Central American countries- including the Laguna del Tigre Park in Guatemala,
Even though the majority of the DC Universe is policed by the Green Lantern Corps, and later the United Planets,
These troops policed labor camps,
Switzerland had taken and how Switzerland policed compliance with such undertakings after individuals had been extradited.
it was UNMIT police officers, particularly those in formed policed units, who were most effective in responding quickly and containing the incidents.
shades of grey to resemble the monolithic Guardian robots that policed Cybertron during the planet's Golden Age.
has not been able to double up patrols in the sprawling rural area policed by his 125 deputies.
He argued that American policy should insist on the fulfillment of the 1947 promise of the United Nations General Assembly to establish two independent states within an economic union, policed by a United Nations force.
she had been told that the camps were in fact quite well policed and that most movements across the border could be attributed to refugees
DIS in October 2008, DIS officers have policed refugee camps
by the Oslo Accords, making the Palestinian Authority-controlled areas one of the most heavily policed areas in the world while Switzerland has two officers per 1,000 residents