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Dispersal meaning
The act or result of dispersing or scattering; dispersion. | A dispersal prison.
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Dispersal Dispersal of cells from the biofilm colony is an essential stage of the biofilm life cycle.
V-Bomber dispersal airfields further In the event of transition to war, the V Bomber squadrons were to deploy four aircraft at short notice to each of 26 pre-prepared dispersal airfields around the United Kingdom.
A Dispersal Order continues across Boston following several reports of anti-social behaviour across the town.
A dispersal order had been enforced by the Met across certain parts of Westminster from 7.50pm until 2am.
A dispersal zone has also been set up by police which will last from 7am on Wednesday for 48 hours, giving officers and PCSOs extra powers to force troublemakers to leave the city centre.
A man was arrested in Weymouth after breaching a dispersal order.
Crosby's zone will be in place from 3pm tomorrow until 3pm Monday, November 6. The dispersal zone will cover Crosby Village, Alexandra Park, Coronation Park, Ramblers, Northern Club, Moorside Park, Moor Lane, Forefield Lane and Coronation Road.
Essex Police issued a dispersal order to ensure the safety of the public.
In a second incident, Charles was subject to a dispersal order at Newport’s Church Litten Park on August 8, 2022, and failed to comply, swearing at a police officer.
In the days following his death police were forced to issue dispersal notices to bike riders who were riding dangerously, performing wheelies and speeding up and down Moat Lane at a gathering to remember Liam.
It controls the dispersal of species between north and sub-Saharan Africa, and in and out of the continent.
January 5th had marked the eighth week of protests against ’s economic policies; across the country that day, fifty thousand took to the streets, facing off against tear gas, water cannons, and other dispersal tactics employed by French riot police.
Later in the evening, police said some demonstrators launched fireworks into crowds and toward officers, resulting in a dispersal order being issued to clear the area.
Loss of predators, for instance, can help or hurt seed dispersal.
Officers continued to give dispersal orders throughout the area, but the crowds remained moving around Dolores Park with some people igniting fireworks and vandalizing property.
On returning, they were advised that their base at Woodhall Spa and other Lincolnshire airfields were fogged in and they should divert to Ludford Magna, an airfield equipped with FIDO (Fog Investigation and Dispersal Operation).
RECKLESS youths are continuing to wreak havoc across Winsford - despite police enforcing two dispersal orders.
Smith was charged with failing to comply with a dispersal order, a racially or religiously aggravated public order offence, and using threatening or abusive words or behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.
Sussex Police imposed a dispersal zone in the area to prevent groups from gathering and committing offences after they were called in to help by the event's security.
That “wide dispersal of information to the public” didn’t come until Roulack had already broken into the nearby home and made off with money and credit cards that obviously aided his escape.