Sentence examples for Policing implementation from inspiring English sources

If elections were held in October, it would use the SDLP's acceptance of the policing implementation plan to further punish the SDLP.

UN missions can be effective by supporting new actors committed to the peace, building governing institutions, and monitoring and policing implementation of peace settlements.

"The body-camera train was starting to move but then just absolutely took off after the summer of 2014," said Michael D. White, an Arizona State University professor who has researched the police implementation of body cameras.

It has occurred to me that the people to police the implementation of standards should be the GP-commissioners.

The platform, approved by a voice vote, supports requiring the use of police body cameras and the implementation of police policies favoring "de-escalation" over the use of force when responding to incidents.

The paper concludes by discussing the implication for polices concerning the implementation of smart meters and HEMS and their design.

"Clearly, N.S.F.'s current polices and their implementation are apparently insufficient to deter, among other things, inappropriate Web access for the purpose of viewing sexually explicit material," the senators wrote.

The supporters' group responsible for the banners, the Green Brigade, insisted they were football-related as they were designed to protest against the Scottish Government's Offensive Behaviour at Football Act and Police Scotland's implementation of the legislation, which they claim has criminalised expressions of Irish politics.

The supporters' group responsible for the banners, the Green Brigade, insisted they were football-related as they were designed to protest against the Scottish Government's Offensive Behaviour at Football Act and Police Scotland's implementation of the legislation, which it claims has criminalised expressions of Irish politics.

The supporters' group responsible for the banner, the Green Brigade, insisted the banners were football-related as they protested against the Scottish Government's Offensive Behaviour at Football Act and Police Scotland's implementation of the legislation, which they claim has criminalised expressions of Irish politics.

*Regression also controls for unemployment rate, police force level, implementation of national crime recording standard, calendar month, and year (results not shown).