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- noun Plural form of
immobiliser .
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Examples
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The Home Office says one example is the 51 per cent fall in vehicle crime which can be attributed to design improvements such as immobilisers and toughened glass.
New push to design against crime Jonathan 2007
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He said that following government intervention, innovations in the car industry - such as immobilisers - had helped cut theft by
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He said that following government intervention, innovations in the car industry - such as immobilisers - had helped cut theft by
cellular-news 2010
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He said that following government intervention, innovations in the car industry - such as immobilisers - had helped cut theft by
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He said that following government intervention, innovations in the car industry - such as immobilisers - had helped cut theft by
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He said that following government intervention, innovations in the car industry - such as immobilisers - had helped cut theft by
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Safety equipment and deterrents such as immobilisers or alarms are rendered useless if a thief has the keys.
PRWeb 2009
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Further terms for vehicle immobilisers were set out in The Private Security Industry Act 2001 Licenses Regulations 2007.
Archive 2009-10-01 Bystander 2009
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Further terms for vehicle immobilisers were set out in The Private Security Industry Act 2001 Licenses Regulations 2007.
Clamping And The Law: Guest Post Bystander 2009
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Other security measures includes alarms, immobilisers, high security door and ignition locks, etching the registration number on the windows and a visible VIN Vehicle Identification Number
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Richard Evans 2011
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