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The British army's ability to wage irregular warfare has been found wanting, despite the folk memory of centuries of colonial policing and decades in Northern Ireland.

He does not want to administer such a sudden shock to government services, including health, education, policing, the courts and social services.

Even without Mr Horie's talent for publicity, the spotlight would remain on auditing irregularities and the policing of securities laws in Japan.

But for law enforcers whose aim is to discourage drug use, the findings hint that tough policing alone may not be the most effective way to tackle the problem.

They will be able to set policing priorities and fire chief constables.

The most extensive use of aural policing so far, though, has been in underground stations.

Establishing a BID leads to fewer arrests and so reduces the cost of policing.

When devising ways to beat school policing software, students showed an exemplary capacity for self-directed learning.

With policing severely curtailed, counterfeiting took off in 1995—Qian estimates a nearly 100-fold increase in the production of fakes within just two years.

The Office of the Inspector General in its parent department, Health and Human Services, said in June that the agency is performing erratically in policing recalls of imported foods.

Neither grand plans nor vigilant policing of interim agreements will end this tangle at a stroke.

In fact, even the World trade Organization, which is charged with policing trade policies, has published a study suggesting that carbon tariffs would pass muster.

All this goes much farther than Britain's policy of "neighbourhood policing", ramped up in recent years.

The response is muted in part because the most critical public services, including policing, schools and state-funded health care, continue largely unaffected, on orders from a local judge.

The two main political parties in Northern Ireland reached an agreement in a long-running dispute over policing and justice.