Collocations withpatrol
These are words often used in combination withpatrol.
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additional patrol
An additional patrol vehicle has been placed in the area.
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air patrol
Before my noble friend sits down will he say something about the air patrol?
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anti-submarine patrol
To the work of trained convoy direction, and anti-submarine patrol, is now added the work of anti-invasion reconnaissance.
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bicycle patrol
In transit locations, police enforcement added a foot patrol and bicycle patrol to the area.
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border patrol
We came across a unit of border patrol guards in a car - about twelve with an officer at their head.
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coastal patrol
The main functions of the force will be coastal patrol, minesweeping and harbour control duties.
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combat patrol
Air-to-air refuelling represents an extremely cost-effective way of keeping fighters on combat patrol.
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foot patrol
We know that chief officers of police share our view on the importance of deploying officers on foot patrol.
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highway patrol
If this suggestion were taken up, there would be a conference of chief constables to work out the details to establish a national highway patrol.
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joint patrols
We will continue to work on joint patrols.
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maritime patrol
We anticipate some eventual reduction in maritime patrol aircraft overseas as a result of the review of commitments we have undertaken.
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military patrol
It was followed by a military patrol to a house south of the town, where the driver was seen to carry something inside.
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mobile patrol
With the objective of effectively protecting the forest wealth, particularly sandalwood and timber, seven forest protection squads besides a mobile patrol team were in operation till 1977.
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mounted patrol
They were next disturbed by a mounted patrol, which passed by without observing them.
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naval patrol
I believe that the local forces have only one naval patrol vessel, for a considerable coastline.
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patrol craft
There are no current plans to place orders for patrol craft.
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patrol leader
Yet if the patrol leader takes the wrong decision, he may later find himself faced with a substantial period of imprisonment, as happened in a case a few weeks ago.
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patrol plane
Within five minutes, the enemy patrol plane fell out of the clouds and crashed in the water.
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patrol ship
Two of these ships went down with all hands, and there was a patrol ship lost as well.
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patrol vessel
I believe that the local forces have only one naval patrol vessel, for a considerable coastline.
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regular patrol
It will continue to be engaged mainly on regular patrol work and occasionally on crowd control duties.
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routine patrol
I have already stated that there is no standing or routine patrol.
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safety patrol
This equipment denotes that the children in question are members of the safety patrol.
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security patrol
They had already been assigned to security patrol in the same vicinity, and remained available for redeployment elsewhere if the need arose.
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ski patrol
A volunteer ski patrol, staffed by students, provides on-mountain medical services.
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uniformed patrol
It is standard practice for newly trained recruits to be put on uniformed patrol.
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